Fasteners: dowels and glue
Wood Technology · Grade 10 · about 40 minutes
Dowels and glue as ways of joining and strengthening - and how fasteners combine with glue.
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Other lessons in this sub-strand
- What woodwork joints are and why they matter
- Classifying joints: lengthening, widening, framing
- Lengthening joints
- Widening joints
- Framing joints
- The butt joint
- The halving joint
- Types of halving joint
- The mortise-and-tenon joint
- Marking out a mortise-and-tenon joint
- Cutting the tenon
- Cutting the mortise
- The dowel joint
- The housing joint
- The dovetail joint
- The mitre joint
- Comparing and choosing joints
- Sketching woodworking joints
- Preparing and assembling joints: the procedure
- Preparing and assembling a halving joint
- Preparing and assembling a mortise-and-tenon
- Fasteners: nails
- Fasteners: screws
- Fasteners: dowels and glue
- Choosing and using fasteners to strengthen joints
- Why joints matter in making products