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A mix between a tenon joint and a statement.
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a word is both the through-tenon and the mortise for a joint.  
I thought it would be interesting to have through tenons for a joint that spell out words.  


==Progress==
To CNC these parts, I needed to optimize the shapes that a router bit would be able to cut for the tenons and the mortises, so I created a [[Font for inside and outside CNCing]]. I routed some example pieces on the [[ShopBot]], but since the tenon needs to be machined on the end face of a board, and the ShopBot has a limited z-axis height, the parts that could be made with this would be very limited.
* word graphic designed such that the inner and outer radius should be big enough for router bit
* [[Font for inside and outside CNCing]] in inkscape
* export as .eps (for consistency)
* imported to [[PartWorks 3.0]]
* cut on [[3-axis ShopBot]]


=== Problems ===
In the end I left it as a concept piece.
fit is too tight


* last T stem width is tenon: 2.9mm; mortise: 2.75mm; diff: 0.15mm  (inkscape says 2.813)
{{TD computer|}} get photo of the Integrity Joint from work.  
* root of y with is tenon: 3.7mm; mortise: 3.4mm; diff: 0.3mm (inkscape says 3.413)
* height of first i is tenon: 14.8mm; mortise: 14.9mm; diff: 0.1mm
* height of t is tenon: 14.75mm; mortise: 14.6mm; diff: 0.15mm
* '''avg diff: 0.175mm''
* is the bit 1.4125 instead of the 1.5875mm it should be?


* re-test cut the lettering with bit size set to 1.4125mm
==File Location==
stick\projects\Integrity Joint


[[Category:In-process projects]]
[[Category:In-process projects]]
[[Category:InkScape]]
[[Category:Graphic Design]]]]
[[Category:ShopBot]]
[[Category:ShopBot]]

Revision as of 18:02, 2021 October 8

Internal:Integrity joint

I thought it would be interesting to have through tenons for a joint that spell out words.

To CNC these parts, I needed to optimize the shapes that a router bit would be able to cut for the tenons and the mortises, so I created a Font for inside and outside CNCing. I routed some example pieces on the ShopBot, but since the tenon needs to be machined on the end face of a board, and the ShopBot has a limited z-axis height, the parts that could be made with this would be very limited.

In the end I left it as a concept piece.


  • Actioned 2021-10-31


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get photo of the Integrity Joint from work. ]]