Mortise and tenon joint Workbench
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Readouts
- Glue area
- 4224 mm²6.55 in²
- Parts
- 2
- Cuts
- 5
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| Part | Width | Thickness | Cuts | Deepest cut |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stile | 60 mm2 3/8 in | 20 mm13/16 in | 1 | 36 mm1 7/16 in |
| Rail | 60 mm2 3/8 in | 20 mm13/16 in | 4 | 35 mm1 3/8 in |
Board length along the grain is a display convention in the model and is not listed.
About this joint
A mortise and tenon joins the end of one piece into the face or edge of another: a rectangular tongue cut on the rail, the tenon, fits a matching hole in the stile, the mortise. Flat shoulders around the tenon land on the stile and are what keep a frame from racking out of square.
Read the Mortise and tenon joint guide