Classic joints with power tools pdf

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Classic Joints with Power Tools. Chan, Yeung. Publisher: Lark Books , This specific ISBN edition is currently not available.

View all copies of this ISBN edition:. From Library Journal : Modern woodworkers rely on machines more than ever before, but the actual joints they use have changed little over the years. Buy New Learn more about this copy. However, the distinct contribution of this publication is the author's presentation of joinery techniques with modern power tools. There is no reference to the elegance of hand tool joinery over power tool joinery.

The book is organized into four major sections which will be briefly reviewed as follows:. Power Tools for Joinery Each of the more common power tools is covered briefly in terms of use to make joints. The anatomy of a table saw blade was very informative. A router is used quite often for various joints and, for the author, the plunge router was a preference.

A hand drill or drill press with a good doweling jig is useful for many joints. The square corners produced by the hollow chisel mortiser gives it an advantage over other forms of mortising. The author states that the biscuit jointer has revolutionized joinery. His presentation of each power tool includes many safety procedures and tips.

The most helpful recommendation was to rehearse every cutting procedure without power. Jigs for Accurate Joints Four major jigs are described for the table saw: single runner sled, double runner sled, adjustable angled fence, and tenoning jig.