Wood Joints
What wood joints means
Common joints used to fasten pieces of wood together.
Worked example
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The joint commonly used to fix the rails and stiles of a door frame is the
- mortise and tenon
- dovetail
- butt
- mitre
Working: The mortise and tenon is a strong framing joint used for doors and frames.
Curriculum and exam alignment
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Related skills
Other Joinery & Construction skills in Woodwork & Construction, at the same point in the course.
Other Woodwork & Construction topics
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Exams that assess wood joints
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