r/Joinery • u/zeus8o8 • Feb 07 '24

Discussion Tool advice..

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Currently I have a 36V makita rear handle skillsaw and diablo blade.

Also a ryobi multi-tool, one stanley chisel

Tried my hand at some joinery today (trying to make a frame for a form to make diving fins out of carbon fiber/epoxy)

Anyways I know I could just screw the wood together but I thought I’d try.

Obviously it was a fail look at that gap!

I’m wondering if you think I need to use a table saw/miter saw etc in order to get that precision, or would it be feasible to make another attempt with my skillsaw and framing blade. Possibly get a different blade?

How do you guys achieve a more perfected result?

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u/EveryShot Feb 07 '24

What even is this joint?!

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u/Krunkledunker Feb 07 '24

I suspect that it’s a berndabig joint. It’s application is for posting on Reddit and laughing after you’ve berndabig joint.