This information has been prepared by J M G Barton Cross Halving Joint How to prepared the cross halving joint with basic hand tools
This information has been prepared by J M G Barton Cross Halving Joint How to prepared the cross halving joint with basic hand tools.
Dec 21, 2015
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This information has been prepared by J M G Barton
Cross Halving Joint
How to prepared the cross halving joint with basic hand tools
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Mark timber to length
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Mark timber to length
Cut Timber to length
TIP!
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Mark timber to length
Cut Timber to length
Mark out for position of halflap
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Mark timber to length
Mark out for position of halflap
Cut Timber to length
Mark out for depth of halflap (half of thickness)
Thickness
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Mark timber to length
Mark out for position of halflap
Cut Timber to length
Mark out for depth of halflap (half of thickness)
Use a marking knife on shoulder lines
Thickness
TIP!
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Mark timber to length
Mark out for position of halflap
Cut Timber to length
Mark out for depth of halflap (half of thickness)
Use a marking knife on shoulder lines
Use a tenion saw to cut down shoulders and the middle
Thickness
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Mark timber to length
Mark out for position of halflap
Cut Timber to length
Mark out for depth of halflap (half of thickness)
Use a marking knife on shoulder lines
Use a tenion saw to cut down shoulders and the middle
Thickness
Use a chisel from both sides to take out the waste
Cross Halving JointMark timber for face side and face edge
Mark timber to length
Mark out for position of halflap
Cut Timber to length
Mark out for depth of halflap (half of thickness)
Use a marking knife on shoulder lines
Use a tenion saw to cut down shoulders and the middle
Thickness
Use a chisel from both sides to take out the waste
Until the housing is flat
TIP!
Cross Halving Joint
Marking knife’s are normally left or right handed.
And are used to score across the gain of a piece of timber.
But can be used to mark both sides.
The bevel goes to the waste side of the timber and the straight side goes to the side required.
WASTE
WASTE
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