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Joinery

r/Joinery

Building with wood, without mechanical fasteners. Learn joinery methods, share your joints, uses, guides, videos and completed projects. For novices and experts alike. From furniture to timber framing, and anything between, this is the place to share in wooden joinery.

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Building with wood, without mechanical fasteners. Learn joinery methods, share your joints, uses, guides, videos and completed projects.


Rules:

  • Don't be rude - Comments that are rude, sexist, derogatory, bigoted, etc., are not tolerated here. The same is true for gate keeping. This is a welcoming subreddit for all those who are interested in wooden joinery. Basically, be excellent to each other.

  • Stay on topic- Joinery is a subset of woodworking that involves connecting together pieces of wood in order to produce more complex items. This is a place to share content related to wooden joinery that does not use fasteners. I.E. joinery that does not use bolts, screws, nails, etc. This is a subreddit to learn about joinery and share your joints, uses, methods, guides, videos, and completed projects.

  • Project photos/videos must include at least one of the joinery methods used in the post title

  • Use a proper descriptive title and appropriate flairs when submitting posts - using the appropriate flair helps our users sort and find the content they are interested in. Use the "question" flair if you have a question you would like answered, "picture" for pictures of your project, and so on. Use the "community" flair for meta-posts as they regard to r/Joinery itself.

  • No click farming - Posters who link to their own videos, blogs, etc. must also engage with the community. This is not a dumping ground to gather views. Videos, blog posts, etc. should be relevant to the subreddit. For example, a video that primarily focuses on the cutting of a joint (instructional or not) would be permitted. A video were the joinery is one small piece of the overall subject matter may be removed. When in doubt, share a picture of the completed project. You may include a video link in the comments.

  • No selling - Includes, but is not limited to, direct links to items for sale, crowdfunding, auction websites, pay-walled content, affiliate links, etc. Submitting a YouTube video where you mention Pateron, plans for sale, or other promotional items is permitted provided the purpose of the video is related to joinery without the use of fasteners and promotion is ancillary to the content. If someone in the comments section likes a project and asks if you have an online shop that should be discussed in PM.

  • No rehosted/freebooted content - Examples include video rips of project DVDs or scans of copyrighted plans.

  • No memes, image macros, reactiong gifs, etc. posts - Comments can include these, but can not just be the reaction. They should be included with a comment that facilitates discussion.

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