Mortise

The cabinet maker used mortise joints to join the wooden pieces.

The carpenter used a mortising machine to create the slots for the mortise joints.

The builder will mortise the door jamb for the lock.

The blacksmith will mortise the metal gate for the hinges.

The instrument maker will mortise the guitar neck for the fretboard.

The woodworker will mortise the rail to attach the spindles.

The vintage lock had a complicated mortise that required a special key.

The furniture maker will mortise the chair seat for the legs.

The mortise and tenon joint is a classic method of joinery.

The artist created a sculpture of a bird's beak with an accurate mortise.

The sculptor used a mortise to create holes in the wood for the armature.

The carpenter created a mortise joint to join two pieces of wood together.

The mortise joint was stronger than the other joints used in the chair.

The mortise in a woodpecker's beak helps them extract insects.

The carpenter mortised the wooden peg into the mortise hole.

The cabinetmaker used mortise and tenon joinery for the frame of the cabinet.

The mortise and tenon joint is commonly used in woodworking.

The carpenter carefully chiseled out the mortise in the wood to receive the tenon.

The mortise was carved out of the tabletop to fit the legs.

The woodworker used a mortise to create a slot for the tenon joint in the wooden beam.

The mortise joint allowed for the seamless attachment of the legs to the table.

The mortise joint gave the chair a sturdy foundation.

The mortise was too small for the lock, so the locksmith had to make adjustments.

The woodworker created a mortise and tenon joint to secure the doorframe.

The DIY enthusiast used a mortise to create holes for the hinges in the cabinet door.

The mortise was a crucial element in building the wooden ship.

The naturalist observed how the mortise shape helped the bird catch and swallow its prey.

The door frame had a mortise joint that was carefully crafted by the skilled carpenter.

The boat builder will mortise the wooden hull for the ribs.

The hinges were attached to the mortise in the door frame.

He used a chisel to make a mortise in the wooden plank.

He needed a mortise to make the connection between the chair legs and the seat.

The mortise allowed the door to fit securely in the frame.

The mortise was cut into the post to support the beam.

The wooden boat was built using mortise and tenon joints to create a sturdy and reliable vessel.

The mortise helps the bird to manipulate and swallow food.

The artist used a mortise to create holes in the stone for the sculpting chisels.

The blacksmith used a mortise to create holes in the metal for the bolts.

The construction worker used a mortise to create holes in the timber for the bolts.

She is going to mortise the beam to fit the joist.

The researcher measured the size of the mortise and compared it with other bird features.

The birdwatcher identified the bird species based on the shape of its mortise.

The study of mortise and its function in birds is important for understanding their behavior and ecology.

The mortise joint can be used to join two pieces of wood at right angles.

He will mortise the cabinet door for a new hinge.

The carpenter used a mortise to make precise holes in the wooden door.

The veterinarian checked the mortise of the injured bird to assess its overall health.

The carpenter chiseled out a mortise in the wood to fit a tenon.

The mortise joint was the only suitable option for joining the thick wooden beams.

The sailmaker carefully sewed the mortise into the sail.