These classic wood joints are simple to learn and strong enough for most projects. A must-know for any builder.

Tsugite: Interactive Design and Fabrication of Wood Joints. Proceedings of the 32nd Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, 2020 DOI: 10.1145/3379337.3415899 ...

Discover the simplicity and strength of traditional woodworking joints that are perfect for beginner carpenters. These time-tested methods require no screws, yet provide a secure and reliable ...

While a rabbet-dado joint may sound like woodworking talk, this strongest-of-all method of joining two pieces of wood provides a powerful argument for the versatility of the router. Such a joint ...

The typical inexperienced do-it-yourselfer generally uses a simple butt joint because it is easy to make. Butt joints are the least strong of all joint designs.

It is generally weak compared to other joints and not as aesthetically pleasing. A mitre is a simple joint in which the two pieces of wood are joined with an angular cut on both pieces.

Tsugite gives users a detailed view of wooden joints represented by what are known as voxels, essentially 3D pixels, in this case small cubes.