A little bit of practice

[Kenneth Fisher]

While I'm waiting to get the time to go buy wood for my next project, I've been doing some practice work. I tried laying everything out from a center line and with ink, so far I have to say I like it. I was very pleasantly surprised by the accuracy I could get.
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I'm planning on doing a few more of these to practice, but I'd like to add a few more joints to the mix, any suggestions?

Thanks
Ken

[Pat Barry]

Keep working at the 3D aspect and fitting pieces together - soon you will have a nice puzzle game

[Andrew Pitonyak]

Nice job, very clean.

[Kenneth Fisher]

Nice job, very clean.

Thank you :)


Keep working at the 3D aspect and fitting pieces together - soon you will have a nice puzzle game

I think I'll have to see if I can find any plans for some puzzles now

[Brian Holcombe]

Nice work Kenneth.

I think that through tenon needs to be fitted for a wedge.

[Lasse Hilbrandt]

Nice work Kenneth.

I think that through tenon needs to be fitted for a wedge.

Or maby two internal wedges (I don´t know the english word for it, but the ones which are flush wiht the end of the tenon) ?

[Brian Holcombe]

A single wedge in this case, since the bottom is cut like a dovetail.

[lowell holmes]

Showoff :)

[lowell holmes]

A mortise and tenon joint where the tenon was round would be interesting.