Exam 16: Frame Joints

A mitered corner starts to slide out of line when you apply clamping pressure to it.

A(n) ____ is a butt joint reinforced by screws, which are installed from the back of the frame.

The ____ joint is very difficult to construct, as everything must be absolutely perfect.

The ____ mortise-and-tenon joint has a mortise that goes all the way through the stile from edge to edge.

The ____ mortise-and-tenon is usually a blind mortise and tenon that is further reinforced with pins.

The ____ tenon joint is a fairly light-duty joint, appropriate for building frames that will be anchored to a case, such as face frames.

In a ____ mortise-and-tenon joint, mortises are milled in both pieces to be joined.

Lap joints are quite complex, but they can be very strong if properly made.

____ are installed inside a case, tying the case together and supporting and separating drawers.

When cutting miter joints on a table saw, each piece is cut by placing it flat on the sled and moving the sled past the saw blade, which is set at ____ to the table.