Woodworking Basics
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June/July 2007
Story and Photos by Steve Maxwell
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Woodworking Words
Biscuit: a factory-made flat oval of compressed hardwood
Butt joint: two or more parts that come together with no overlap or interlocking connection
Dowel: a length of cylindrical wood
Face frame: a frame, made of horizontal and vertical parts, that is attached to the front of a cabinet to provide the mounting points for doors
Miter joint: a connection made with equal angles cut on matching parts
Rail: a horizontal length of wood that defines the top or bottom edge of a cabinet door or opening
Stile: a vertical length of wood that defines a side of a cabinet door or opening
— Steve Maxwell’s Victorian-style house (see “A Handmade, Debt-free Home,” February/March 2007) is filled with wonderfully creative designs using these wood-joinery techniques.
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