Erik
As you can see from the details, I am not a trained woodworker, but still made a firm joint. I am sure you guys could do it much faster and better.
Erik
As you can see from the details, I am not a trained woodworker, but still made a firm joint. I am sure you guys could do it much faster and better.
I would think it would be even stronger if you slipped filler pieces into the slots after the four tenons are depressed into the pyramidal hole. What does the other face side of the board look like?
Lee Schierer
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Very Cool! I'm with Lee S. in that a contrasting wood insert in the open slots would make a nice design feature, and probably improve the overall strength. A shape other than simply square would be especially pleasingI think.
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Lee
I believe you are right, but I have not tested it. I have updated my blog post with a picture of the other side of the board where the joint is slightly pulled out. I hope that helps.