دليل وصلات النجارة
من وصلة التسطيح إلى التعاشيق: القوة والأدوات والاستخدامات.
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The joints
- Butt joint: simplest, weakest without reinforcement. Use with screws and glue or dowels.
- Dowelled joint: strong, hidden, needs drilling accuracy.
- Half-lap: flat, strong, easy with a saw and chisel.
- Mortise & tenon: the workhorse of furniture — strong, classic.
- Dovetail: very strong, beautiful, for drawer fronts and boxes.
- Dado / groove: shelf and panel joinery, great with a router.
Choosing by use
- Drawers: dovetail or box joints
- Table aprons to legs: mortise & tenon
- Shelves into sides: dados
- Panels: biscuits or floating tenons
Practical tips
- Clamp and check square before glue dries.
- Fit joints dry first — tight is better than loose.
- Glue on all surfaces but never force a joint.
Plan your pieces with the furniture plan generator.
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