Exam 15: Case Joints

Strength is usually a big issue with case joinery.

The box joint's integrity depends greatly on achieving a good fit between the interlocking ____.

Through dovetails are most often used in drawer construction.

____ are triangular or square pieces of wood used to strengthen and support two adjoining surfaces.

The size and spacing of the fingers in a box joint is a matter of personal preference.

A ____ is a two-sided groove along the edge or end of a workpiece.

A simple ____ can easily be constructed to make slots for spline keys on the table saw.

In ____ miters the ends of each piece are cut at a 45° angle and butted together.

Tenons and notches are also called pins and ____.

Varying the ____ of dovetails can make them more visually interesting.