Four methods of woodworking splicing

Woodworking splicing is an important link in woodworking production. Here are four commonly used woodworking splicing methods.

Long/joint plane

The traditional practice is to plane the joint surface with a long plane and fix it with glue or tenon. It takes long-term practice and proficiency to a certain extent.

Table plane

Sawing the board, planing on the stage, planing the joint surface, and fixing it with glue or tenon. But most carpenters lack this equipment.

Table saw chainsaw

The plates are simply treated, glued or fixed with strips, then sawed on the stage or sawed from the joints with an electric saw, and then glued or tenoned.

Electric wood milling

Along the seam of the plate, smooth it with a milling cutter, and then join it, and the seam is smooth. Bakelite milling can handle it well.