Miter Joints

by Michael Pekovich, Greg Brown, Garrett Hack, Will Neptune, Thomas McKenna

Straight from the pros, five quick and easy fixes for joinery mistakes. If you find yourself midway through a piece of furniture and find yourself with a gappy ...

with Thomas McKenna

Learn how to make a miter-clamping jig with hardwood scraps from your shop

by Andrew Hunter

This miter joint has been in use since the Ming dynasty, and it may seem daunting at first. But Andrew Hunter lays out all the steps to create the three-way miter, ...

by Bob Behnke

by Michael Pekovich

by J. Peter Schlebecker

Applying a solid mitered edge to a veneered tabletop or other panel can be a tricky process. If the panel isn't perfectly square, it's difficult to get all four ...

by Josh Metcalf

The joinery in this small dresser mirror combines dovetails and miters in an innovative way. The author explains how to do two versions -- a frame joint that has ...

with Thomas McKenna

See which joints performed the best in a stress test

with Doug Stowe

In this excerpt from his DVD on box-making, Doug Stowe shows two ways to resaw stock and how to match the grain across a mitered joint

by Lonnie Bird

Sticking is the decorative molding that decorates the inside edges of traditional door frames. To join this type of profile cleanly at the inside corners of a frame, ...

by David Hyatt

The miter joint is not only for use on picture frames, edging, or molding. This joint is also an attractive means of joining the body of a cabinet. Clean and simple, ...

by Lonnie Bird

by Ernie Conover

by Mario Rodriguez

by Richard Gotz

Although there probably are a dozen or more ways to cut a three-way miter, Richard Gotz uses a method that is straightforward and relies on only a few cuts with ...