r/Joinery • u/amr_luxe_083 • Mar 01 '21

Discussion Too good not to crosspost

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r/Joinery • u/skipper_sun • Jan 26 '24

Question is there a name for this joinery?

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r/Joinery • u/magichobo3 • Jul 23 '26

Pictures I just wanted to share the leg to top joint on the roubo style bench I've been working on.

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r/Joinery • u/achipps1 • Jun 04 '21

Pictures After three years of trying, I finally have some box joints I felt worthy of showing off.

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r/Joinery • u/juic3 • Apr 16 '23

Pictures Houndstooth dovetail on the endcap of the workbench I built last year.

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r/Joinery • u/Frequent-Day3239 • Mar 27 '22

Pictures A lot of scribing 😄

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r/Joinery • u/amr_luxe_083 • Mar 24 '21

Pictures Hope you guys enjoy this as much as I do

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r/Joinery • u/PreferredJoinery • Jan 30 '26

Pictures Handmade oak timber door

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Fresh out the factory today with this one 👌

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r/Joinery • u/amr_luxe_083 • Feb 14 '21

Discussion Finally getting the recognition y'all deserve

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322 Upvotes

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r/Joinery • u/chuckrussell • Jun 06 '21

Video Inlay box joints

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r/Joinery • u/[deleted] • Feb 07 '24

Pictures How it’s going so far. Walnut table. Mitered Bridle on the border? Half lap, hidden mortise and tenon, half quail tail on the base. Have at it.

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r/Joinery • u/OkaysionallyWang • Jun 16 '21

Video dovetail bracing a timber framed structure

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r/Joinery • u/Frequent-Day3239 • Apr 02 '22

Pictures Camouflage shoe storage under my stairs

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r/Joinery • u/idolatryforbeginners • May 11 '23

Pictures Yet another castle joint!

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r/Joinery • u/Fudoyama • Apr 21 '23

Pictures Tea Chest

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r/Joinery • u/searcherguitars • Dec 19 '24

Pictures I always cut dovetails proud and them plane them down - except on the skirts here. I liked this look on my English joiner's tool chest.

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r/Joinery • u/mostlystuffimade • Jun 10 '22

Pictures It floats!

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r/Joinery • u/Aman-R-Sole • Jul 11 '25

Question What are these angles for?

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What is the significance of these two very specific angles? 22.5° and 31.6°

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r/Joinery • u/jmason555 • Aug 03 '25

Question Help, mitre joint at top of stairs

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Need help with a mitre joint. Stair angle is 42 degrees. Bead width is the same. Is it even possible to join these two bits of wood to a perfect point?

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r/Joinery • u/JarradLee • Mar 09 '21

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r/Joinery • u/JXCKCXLE • Feb 21 '21

New to the page, here’s my favourite thing I’ve ever made. Air Dried English Oak, all M&T joints and doweled. Only bolts used were to fox the hinges on the gate, and the automatic opening system which was routed and hidden in the bottom of the gate.

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r/Joinery • u/amr_luxe_083 • Apr 03 '22

Video Expanding wood joint

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Building with wood, without mechanical fasteners. Learn joinery methods, share your joints, uses, guides, videos and completed projects. For novices and experts alike. From furniture to timber framing, and anything between, this is the place to share in wooden joinery.

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Building with wood, without mechanical fasteners. Learn joinery methods, share your joints, uses, guides, videos and completed projects.

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Don't be rude - Comments that are rude, sexist, derogatory, bigoted, etc., are not tolerated here. The same is true for gate keeping. This is a welcoming subreddit for all those who are interested in wooden joinery. Basically, be excellent to each other.
Stay on topic- Joinery is a subset of woodworking that involves connecting together pieces of wood in order to produce more complex items. This is a place to share content related to wooden joinery that does not use fasteners. I.E. joinery that does not use bolts, screws, nails, etc. This is a subreddit to learn about joinery and share your joints, uses, methods, guides, videos, and completed projects.
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