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Essential Tools and Joints in Carpentry

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Wood Working or Carpentry

Trees

Exogenous Endogenous

Conifers Deciduous

Soft woods Hard woods


Fig 1. Cross-section of a tree
7.1.3 Soft wood and hard wood
i. Making, measuring and inspecting tools
ii. Cutting tools
iii. Planing tools
iv. Boring and drilling tools
v. Fixing and striking tools
vi. Holding and miscellaneous tools
i. Making, measuring and inspecting tools

1) Pencil
2) Pencil compass
3) Carpenter’s folding rule
4) Carpenter’s steel rule
5) Straight edge
6) Try square
7) Bevel and mitre square
8) Marking knife
9) The cutting gauge
10) Divider
11) Caliper
12) Trammel
Pencil compass Carpenter’s folding rule
Carpenter’s steel rule
Straight edge
Try square Bevel square
Marking knife

The cutting gauge


Caliper

Trammel
ii. Cutting tools

1) Saw
2) Axe
3) Chisel
Types of Saws
Axe
iii. Planing tools

Rebate plane
iv Boring tools

bradawl plain gimlet


v. Striking tools

Craw hammer Mallet


vi. Holding tools

1) Carpenter’s bench
2) Bench vice
3) Bar Cramp
4) Cramps and screws
vi. Holding tools

Carpenter’s bench Bench vice


vi. Holding tools

Bar Cramp

C-cramp
i. Plain or butt joints ii. Lap joints
1) Straight joint 1) Mortise and tenon joint
2) Corner joint 2) Lap dovetail joint
3) Dowel pin joint 3) T-lap joint
4) Splice joint 4) Corner lap joint
5) Feather joint 5) Cross lap joint
6) Briddle joint
7) Shoulder angle (M&T)
joint
8) Open or through dovetail
joint
i. Plain or butt joints

Straight joint

Mitred corner joint Square corner joint


i. Plain or butt joints

Dowel pin joint

Splice joint
i. Plain or butt joints

Feather or tongue joint


ii. Lap joints

Mortise and tenon joint


ii. Lap joints

Lap dovetail joint


ii. Lap joints

T-lap joint
ii. Lap joints

Corner lap joint


ii. Lap joints

Cross lap joint


ii. Lap joints

Briddle joint
ii. Lap joints

Shoulder angle (M&T) joint


ii. Lap joints

Open or through dovetail joint


1) Making, measuring and laying out
2) Sawing
3) Planing
4) Chiselling
5) Mortising and tenoning
6) Boring
7) Grooving
8) Moulding
9) Rebating
10) Recessing
Grooving
Rebating
i. Making, measuring and inspecting tools
ii. Cutting tools
iii. Planing tools
iv. Boring and drilling tools
v. Fixing and striking tools
vi. Holding and miscellaneous tools
i. Making, measuring and inspecting tools

1) Pencil
2) Pencil compass
3) Carpenter’s folding rule
4) Carpenter’s steel rule
5) Straight edge
6) Try square
7) Bevel and mitre square
8) Marking knife
9) The cutting gauge
10) Divider
11) Caliper
12) Trammel
ii. Cutting tools

1) Saw
2) Axe
3) Chisel
vi. Holding tools

1) Carpenter’s bench
2) Bench vice
3) Bar Cramp
4) Cramps and screws
i. Plain or butt joints ii. Lap joints
1) Straight joint 1) Mortise and tenon joint
2) Corner joint 2) Lap dovetail joint
3) Dowel pin joint 3) T-lap joint
4) Splice joint 4) Corner lap joint
5) Feather joint 5) Cross lap joint
6) Briddle joint
7) Shoulder angle (M&T)
joint
8) Open or through dovetail
joint
1) Making, measuring and laying out
2) Sawing
3) Planing
4) Chiselling
5) Mortising and tenoning
6) Boring
7) Grooving
8) Moulding
9) Rebating
10) Recessing

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