19 Ways to Join CNC Corners
Billiam simulated 19 different wood joints to find which was the strongest, fastest, and easiest.
Billiam simulated 19 different wood joints to find which was the strongest, fastest, and easiest.
If you’re making two pieces meant to fit together, you’ll want to know these basic best practices for designing joinery in CAD programs.
Print out this poster of 50 digital wood joints, compiled by Jochen Gross and laid out by Meredith Scheff-King.
Dovetail joints are an ancient way of mating two pieces of wood at a corner. Often used in cabinet-making, the dovetail joint is both extremely strong, and aesthetically pleasing.
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A collection of clever ways of slotting flat stock together for CNC, laser cutters, and conventional material cutting and joining.