Morose and tension joints

[Zachary Hoyt]

I saw this on Craigslist. I've certainly made a few morose and tension joints in my time but I didn't need a jig, I messed them up by myself.
'https://syracuse.craigslist.org/tls/d/auburn-grizzly-tenoning-jig/7356601829.html

[Bill Carey]

He's going to be even more morose and under greater tension when someone tells him Grizzly is selling them for 139.95 vs his asking price of 175. Gotta love CL.

[Dan Friedrichs]

I gave up on making morose and tension joints once I got a good douring jig.

[Bill Carey]

i gave up on making morose and tension joints once i got a good douring jig.

lmfao........

[Mel Fulks]

I gave up on making morose and tension joints once I got a good douring jig.

The morose and tension joints are for those who are sad and nervous . They seek healing in drinking beer while taking a spin on the bar
stool.

[Phil Rose]

I'm not touching a bar stool made with sad and stressed joints.

[Alan Lightstone]

There are a number of antidepressants that can be incorporated in the finishing process. I could provide a list.

[David Publicover]

Ironically, I felt a rush of euphoria once I realized there was a tool available that would help me make my morose and tension joints faster and easier.

[Bill White]

A little bit of education does not help. Remedial teaching just might be a waste of time either.

[Erik Loza]

I prefer the cheerful and optimistic joint.

Erik

[Rod Sheridan]

I prefer the cheerful and optimistic joint.

Erik
That Erik, would be the bridal joint (sic)……regards, Rod

[Richard Young]

Just wondering if anyone has tried to smoke a morose and tension joint in order to relieve said tension?

[Warren Lake]

ask Cheech and Chong

[Mick Simon]

Low and slow. Low and slow.

[Erik Loza]

That Erik, would be the bridal joint (sic)……regards, Rod

Rod, surely you have instances where that bridal joint later BECAME the morose joint? :D

Erik

[Jim Becker]

Rod, surely you have instances where that bridal joint later BECAME the morose joint? :D

Erik
Is that glue failure or material failure? :D

[Erik Loza]

Is that glue failure or material failure? :D

Jim, it seems to be ALWAYS the fault of the tenon. :p

Erik

[Jim Becker]

Jim, it seems to be ALWAYS the fault of the tenon. :p

Erik

True dat...true dat...

[Kris Cook]

Good stuff on this post.

Seams the inglish langwedge is tekiing a beeting thease daise.

[Malcolm McLeod]

Jim, it seems to be ALWAYS the fault of the tenon. :p

Erik

Perhaps the joinery needs more planning?

I have found that when you have a particularly beautiful piece of material, the morose must be suitably warmed up before the tension can be utilized properly. Seemingly.

...Think of it as a period of fore-planning.

[Charlie Jones]

If the morose doesn’t fit properly, a cheesel can be used to get it into the tension. A good fitting tension is a buutful thang.

[Rod Sheridan]

Rod, surely you have instances where that bridal joint later BECAME the morose joint? :D

Erik
Of course, however admitting that it was my fault, even if I don’t understand what we’re talking about solves the problem:D

[Andy D Jones]

Just wondering if anyone has tried to smoke a morose and tension joint in order to relieve said tension?

Lots of morose and tension joints have been fumed, with pleasing results.

-- Andy - Arlington TX

[Erik Loza]

BEST THREAD HERE

Erik