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Pia Elena Olbrisch

WS 21/22
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Definition

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Deviljoint

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Journeyman
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Definition
1. Dovetailjoints:

- open Joints
- semiconcealed joints
- inclined joints
- single joints

2. Multiple wedgeshaped toothed corner connection made of wood

3. Resilient to tension, highly decorative and enables the wood to work

4. Two ways of making a joint:

- classically
- mechanically

5. Tools for making a joint classical:

- frame saw
- japanese saw
- chisels

6. Tools for making a joint mechanically:

- routers
- dovetail cutter
- dovetail template

7. Variations:

- japanese sunrisejoint

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- hopper jointing
- Deviljoint etc.
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Deviljoint
1. Joint only works for two sided pieces like benches

2. must be drawn at an angle on both sides

3. Swallows and prongs must be inserted diagonally

4. Variations:

- Sunrise Joint

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Journeyman
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1. The tine formula is used to calculate the tines, swallows and the number of parts

2. Number of swallows:

- wood width / (1.5 x wood thickness)

example: 100 mm / (1,5 x 20 mm) = 3,33 ~ 3

3. Number of pieces:

- (swallows x 3) + 1

example: (3 x 3) + 1 = 10

4. The number of parts is always 1 greater than the 3 times table (4, 7, 10, 14, 16 ...)

5. When calculating the swallows, always round off (3.3 = 3 swallows, 6.8 = 6 swallows)

6. Tine ratio:
- 1: 6 (9.5 °) for softwood

- 1 : 7 (8,1°) for hardwood

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