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Entry 3 Construction Skills (6219)

Unit 104 Constructing Angled Halving Joints

Aim

This unit aims to provide the learner with the knowledge and skills to construct Constructing Angled Halving Joints

Learning Outcome

1. know how to Construct Through Mortice & Tenon Joints.

Assessment Criteria

The learner can:

1.1 identify Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) appropriate to
constructing Angled Halving Joints has already been covered in the following link

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

1.2 identify Materials required to construct Angled Halving Joints.
Has already been covered in the following link.

Materials

1.3 identify types of Halving Joints

Has already been covered in the following link.

Halving Joints

1.4 identify Tools and Equipment required to construct Through Mortice & Tenon Joints.

The following tools have already been covered in the following links.

Drill & Screwdriver
Try Square
Marking Gauge
Rule
Tenon Saw
Bevel-Edged Chisel
Bench Hook
G-Cramp

Sash Cramp
Smoothing Plane
Block Plane
Mallet
Sliding Bevel
Abrasive Paper

Angled Half Lap Joints

Angled Half-lap Joint

Angled Half Lap Joints are very similar in construction to the Half Lap Joint instead of being 90° intersections they can have an angle between 7° and 15°.

This type of joint still comes under the category of halving joints which has two half components forming one complete component which is flush on all sides and uniformed in a thickness.

Joints - Angled Half-lap Joint_02

Haft-Dovetail Lap Joint

Joints - Haft-Dovetail Lap Joint_01

Haft-Dovetail Lap Joint has all the characteristics of halving joints which are stronger versatile joints that can be seen in wall brackets and furniture.

Joints - Haft-Dovetail Lap Joint_02

Building Square

Wooden Building Square

In this assessment it is used to construct a Wooden Building Square, the dovetail resists the legs of the Building Square being pulled apart due to the wedge shape of the dovetail.

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