Build stronger joints, work smarter, and finish with confidence. Joining Wood is the practical workshop companion for woodworkers who want their pieces to last. Nick Engler distills decades of shop experience into clear, step‑by‑step instruction that demystifies the joints every maker needs to know—mortise and tenon, dovetail, lap, biscuit, dowel, and more—along with the jigs, setups, and measuring tricks that make them repeatable and reliable.
Packed with detailed illustrations and real‑world photos, this book shows not just how to cut a joint but how to think about fit, strength, and long‑term performance. Short projects and test exercises help you practice without wasting good stock, while troubleshooting tips and shop‑tested shortcuts save time and prevent costly mistakes. Whether you’re a committed hobbyist or an aspiring professional, Joining Wood turns tricky joinery into dependable results.
Practical, visual, and unapologetically useful—your best reference for making joints that hold.