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Wood Joints: Types, Strength, and Safety Precautions

Learn about different types of wood joints, their strength, and essential safety precautions when working with tools like miter saws, disc sanders, and drill presses.

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Wood Joints: Types, Strength, and Safety Precautions

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  1. Today’s Plan Wood Joint Handout Miter Saw Drill Press Half Lap Joint Layout

  2. Wood Joints

  3. What is a significant quality of a WELL CONSTRUCTED Wood Project? The Strength of the Wood Joints

  4. What determines Strength of a wood joint? The type of joint ?

  5. Types of Wood Joints

  6. Types of Wood Joints Common Wood Joints Butt Joint Half Lap Joint Mortise & Tenon Box joint Dovetail Joint

  7. Types of Wood Joints Butt Joint

  8. Types of Wood Joints Half Lap Joint

  9. Types of Wood Joints Mortise & Tenon Joint

  10. Types of Wood Joints Box Joint

  11. Types of Wood Joints Dove Tail Joint

  12. Miter Saw

  13. Power Switch Blade Guard Handle Miter Scale Blade Fence Table Miter Lock

  14. Safety ALWAYS be ready to work! -Wear eye protection -Tie hair back & secure loose clothing -Wait till saw comes up to speed before cutting wood -Hold work firmly against fence

  15. Safety Never cut with ARMS CROSSED Miter Saw is used for CROSS CUT ONLY NEVER place your hands under the blade **Whether the saw is running or not**

  16. Assignment

  17. Disc Sander

  18. Disc Belt Power Switch Tables

  19. Disc Sander Safety What must you do BEFORE you turn on the Disc Sander? Ask Permission Be ready to work

  20. Disc Sander Safety What side of the disc do you feed the wood into? Left Side………..Why? Feeding WITH the ROTATION

  21. Disc Sander Safety ALWAYS make sure that the machine come up to speed BEFORE feeding wood into it.

  22. Drill Press

  23. Motor Power Switch Depth Stop Feed Control Spindle Lock Chuck Table Locking Clamp Column Tilting Table

  24. Drill Press Safety ALWAYS wear eye protection Make sure you have no loose clothing/jewelry/hair exposed Clamp work to the Table prior to drilling

  25. Drill Press Safety Remove chuck key BEFORE you turn on the machine Secure work with any long ends to the LEFT of the Drill Set the appropriate speed Clean off Drill Press for the next person

  26. Half Lap Joint Layout

  27. Half Lap Layout 12”

  28. Half Lap Layout 6”

  29. Half Lap Layout 6”

  30. Half Lap Layout X 2 6” 3”

  31. Half Lap Layout

  32. Half Lap Layout

  33. Half Lap Layout

  34. Half Lap Layout X 2

  35. Half Lap Layout

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