Unfortunately, those links aren’t well-suited to the CNC, and most of them, if cut on a CNC would require a vertical fixture (I made one a while back for my SO3: Fixture for cutting vertical joints by WillAdams ) which is a bit fussy since it requires a minimum of 3 setups:
- cut parts to length and machine any internal features
- secure all 4 boards on the fixture, 2 horizontally, 2 vertically in alignment, and cut two corners
- rotate all boards 180 degrees (in the correct orientation) and cut the other two corners
and have used it for:
Box joints:
Dovetails:
Knapp (Cove and Pin) joints:
@daveyJ There are a couple of joinery options which have been explored pretty thoroughly:
Rabbets (Rebates for our friends across the pond) are so easily done that they are termed “The Simple Box” in one video:
c.f.,
I’ve been exploring joinery for a while now, and one promising option is quarter or full-blind box joints:
see the gitbook above for a bit more on those.