Batch assembly
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When assembling timbers different methods of joining are used e.g. gluing, clamping, screws and nails.
When assembling timbers, different methods of joining are used, such as wooden joints.
When constructing a screw joint correctly, pilot and clearance holes must used. This prevents the timber from splitting.
Timber joints are the ways pieces of wood are connected or joined together to form a product or structure.
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