Mortise and tenon joints were traditionally cut by hand, but there are now several alternative methods to make mortise-and-tenon joints. Ian and Lily demonstrate some of the power tool techniques that can make it easier to cut mortise-and-tenon joints.
Watch The Way to Woodwork: Essential Starters, Vol.1, Ep.9: Other Methods to Make Mortise-and-Tenon Joints
Watch more episodes from The Way to Woodwork – Essential Starters:
2. Design to Cutting List [2:38]
5. Introduction to Butt Joints [3:32]
6. Introduction to Mortise-and-Tenon Joints [1:34]
7. Marking Mortise-and-Tenon Joints [5:20]
8. Cutting and Fitting Mortise-and-Tenon Joints [10:54]
9. Making Mortise-and-Tenons with Machines [5:17]
10. Mahogany Stool Project [2:23]
12. Cutting a Rabbet Edge [:57]
13. Clean Up and Finishing Inside Faces [1:06]
14. Gluing the Sub-Assemblies [3:12]
There’s more to learn! Don’t miss Vol.2, Building on Basics and Vol.3 Advancing Your Skills.
Watch The Way to Woodworker, Vol. 2, Building on Basics
Watch The Way to Woodwork, Vol. 3, Advancing Your Skills
