Simple but strong wood joint | wood joinery technique

[@panther9450]

Finally a woodworking joint is made without 20 different machines 😅

[@KhaledMoAdel]

my thought exactly, it's an ACTUAL DIY video lol

[@davidhainsworth9428]

I'd like to try this. Wouldn't it be worthwhile to use glue also?

[@lovetodocoolstuff9309]

Beautiful. I love the different color for the wooden dowel

[@ivor7407]

Simple mortise and tenon joint the old fashion way.

[@cybyrd9615]

A miter joint would be stronger but they'd need a miter saw

[@byronsmith8845]

​​@@cybyrd9615 that is not the case. Firstly, a mitre can be cut perfectly fine with a regular handsaws with as little as a ruler and a pencil. Secondly, a mitre joint is only held together by the strength of the glue. The joint made here is a haunched mortice and tenon joint. It is used in door frames as it creates a much larger surface area for the glue, and its held together by the strength of the wood aswell

[@jayjaybillings]

Beautiful work!

[@davebyrne0]

Beautiful

[@harendrawa]

Thanks

[@nelsondelgado5610]

What is the device used to center the lines ???

[@jrm163]

Nowadays the contractors won’t take this way at all! They just want easy and fast money!

[@huseyinyuksel78]

Tnks

[@astatine5781]

Nice

[@aberhamiid8508]

👍

[@breakingBox]

🎉🎉🎉

[@johnleblanc3552]

Mortise and tenon

[@dardourcacaww]

before 6 minutes they say on RUclips about tis joint

[@Joey-ci7hg]

That would take forever.. dude there's routers n jig saws n wood biscuits n regular screws n all kinds of shit. Ur doin it cave man style. But I agree it would be a strong joint if u used wood glue with it. Cuz right now all that work n only thing holdin it is a single screw

[@filibertolopez3805]

Si hay, para quien puede comprarlas....

[@Joey-ci7hg]

@@filibertolopez3805 I don't know what that means bub

[@maxsparks5183]

“Simple”? Hardly.

[@rijalalias4907]

Their chisel not sharpen enough