The simpl tenoning method for woodworker

The simpl tenoning method for woodworker is as follows:

First of all, we should prepare the corresponding tools and materials, such as chainsaws, electric drills, drill bits, wood and so on. Secondly, it is very important to accurately measure and mark the wood and determine the size and shape of the concave-convex vertebral head and vertebral mouth to be carved, because any slight deviation will lead to tight or uneven joints.

Then, use a chain saw or saw to saw the wood into the required shape and size, keeping it straight, flat and vertical. Then, the center point of the vertebral head is accurately drilled with a drill and a drill bit, and then the shape of the vertebral mouth is cut at the mouth. You can also use an electric drill and a hammer to knock and dig until the vertebral head and the vertebral mouth overlap to form a firm splicing.

Tenon feature

Tenoning refers to carving a certain shape of concave and convex vertebral head and vertebral mouth on wood, and splicing two pieces of wood together to enhance the stability and firmness of wood. It is very important to pay attention to safety, wear protective gloves and glasses and use good quality tools and materials during the whole process.

If you are a beginner, I suggest you start with a simple spine and gradually increase the difficulty. Practice makes perfect. I have mastered the basic skills of vertebral opening.

Modern furniture usually uses the most classic "tenon and mortise" way to connect all parts, which is the main structural way of furniture modeling. Various tenons and mortises have different practices and different scope of application, but they have the function of "joint" in every piece of furniture.

The protruding tenons and mortises on the wooden components are simply engaged, and the wooden components are combined. Due to the different shapes of connecting parts, ever-changing combination methods are derived. If the tenon and mortise are used properly, the two wood structures can be closely fastened to achieve a "seamless" degree.