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Butt Joints
Butt joints started it all. When the first two pieces of wood were positioned together and the very first woodworker tried to figure out how to keep them there.
Every joint stems from the need to modify or change this joint to work better for a particular application. Sometimes it's for speed, sometimes it's for strength, and sometimes it's just to improve the way it looks. The basic butt joint, by itself, is a very weak joint. It almost always has to be modified for strength by adding glue, screws, or some type of hardware to hold it together and make it stronger. Sometimes it's used when the mating pieces are attached along the length of each piece and no strength is necessary to hold the joint together. and more about butt joints. . . Other Common Woodworking JointsBiscuit Joints Bridle Joints Box Joints Butt Joints Dado Joints Dovetail Joints Dowel Joints Finger Joints Miter Joints Mortise and Tenon Joints Pocket Hole Joints Rabbet Joints Scarf Joints Spline Joints Tongue and Groove Joints Joinery Tips and Techniques
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