Joining Methods
- Created by: Teagangreenslade
- Created on: 07-04-17 09:15
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- Wood
- Joining Methods
- Metals
- Brazing
- Bonds materials, melting filler metal between components.strong and permanent
- Soldering
- Lower temp. Copper, Brass, Tinplate
- Welding
- Melted along the joints. Fuse together when cool.
- Machine Screws
- Do not have tapering core. Go into pre-drilled holes
- Rivets
- Component. Beaten with dome.
- Brazing
- Plastics
- Moulding
- Just snap together, not permanent
- Adhesives
- Plastic Weld
- Multi-Purpose Adhesive, joins most types of plastics
- Tensol 12
- Good for Acrylic, not very strong, quick and easy
- Tensol 70
- Strong, Acrylic based, hard to use
- Moulding
- Metals
- Screws
- 2 sizes of holes needed. Shank and Core
- Nails
- Cheaper and easier than screws. Drilled
- Knock-down Joints
- Used in flat-pack furniture.
- Frame Joints
- Strong, permanent, neat looking. Right angled.
- Edging
- Lipping used to reinforce a joint. Tongue and groove joint
- Joining Methods
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