Wood Joints 01- ****, Mitre, Rebate 0.0 / 5 ? Design & Technology: Resistant MaterialsWood JointsGCSEAQA Created by: Mr_MackintoastCreated on: 17-03-17 18:19 What is a bu tt joint? A bu tt joint is the simplest of all joints. 1 of 9 How strong is a bu tt joint? A bu tt joint is rather weak unless strengthened using glue, nails or corner blocks 2 of 9 Where can bu tt joints be used? Bu tt Joints can be used on corners or as partitions 3 of 9 What is a mitre joint? A mitre joint is a 45 degree bu tt joint 4 of 9 Advantages and Disadvantages of Mitre Joints? A) Hides end grain, provides larger gluing area D) Weak unless strengthened, must be cut at 45 degrees (can use mitre box) 5 of 9 Where are mitre joints used? Mitre Joints are used on corners 6 of 9 How is a rebate joint better than a bu tt joint? A rebate joint is stronger and more rigid than a bu tt joint because their is more area to glue 7 of 9 What is a disadvantage of a rebate joint? A rebate joint shows some end grain 8 of 9 What is needed to make a rebate joint in a workshop? To make a rebate joint in a workshop you need a saw, chisel and mallet. 9 of 9
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