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Building with wood, without mechanical fasteners. Learn joinery methods, share your joints, uses, guides, videos and completed projects. For novices and experts alike. From furniture to timber framing, and anything between, this is the place to share in wooden joinery.

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My first drop notch log cabin build. I am making this with 5 inch Pine logs, on the southern tip of Lapland. 4m X 2.5M. It will be a traditional sauna, with small changing room and main sauna room. Very tricky but interesting and fun to work on. Would recommend!

I always cut dovetails proud and them plane them down - except on the skirts here. I liked this look on my English joiner's tool chest.

This may not be that special to those more experienced but I did this myself. Thanks to all to messaged me following my previous questions.

A very speedy video of the process of fitting one log to the Sauna frame I am making. Takes about 90 minutes per log. There is some initial marking out at the beginning which the gopro did not want to record for some reason. This log is about 80kgs.

Using a hacksaw as a dovetail saw

what do you call those joints that open

Schoolboy error I know. Put a screw to high in my “salt coloured” shelf this morning is there a way of rectifying this without needed a respray. Shitting myself on this one really, help or tips would be much appreciated

Is this joinery quote reasonable?

Joinery Makers: How Can I Best Work with You as a Cabinet Hardware Business?

Bathroom wall tiled right to the edge of door but I want a frame.