Finger Joints : Wisconsin Knife Works E-Commerce Store

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	Reversible By far the most common joint. Requires two heads; one with a thick cutter at the top of the stack and one head with a thick cutter at the bottom of the stack. This joint may also be achieved on a single head shaper by reversing alternate pieces of stock machined. Male-Female or End Match Less common joint than reversible. Always requires two heads; one with all thin cutters and one with a thick cutter at both top and bottom of the stack. Re-Saw Special joint with thick cutter at center of stack to allow for finger jointed stock to be split or re-sawn into two pieces. Scarf Or Feather Joint Usually requires no thick cutters. Used when dimensions of stock will vary significantly. Half-Shoulder Requires special length thick cutters. Often seen in finger jointed chair backs or miter cut parts.

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