kumiki.joints.workshop.board¶
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kumiki.joints.workshop.board
¶
Kumiki - Board joint construction functions
cut_tongue_and_groove_joint
¶
cut_tongue_and_groove_joint(tongue_board: Board, groove_board: Board, tongue_depth: Numeric, tongue_width: Numeric, tongue_center_offset: Numeric = scalar(0), groove_extra_depth: Numeric = scalar(0)) -> Joint
Cuts a tongue and groove joint between two boards. The tongue and groove run length-wise on the boards with tongue_depth in the X axis and tongue_width in the Y axis; hence the tongue and grooves are always on the left/right side faces of the board.
The tongue is centered on the left or right side face of tongue_board and the tip of the tongue lines up with that side face.
The side is determined by the position of the groove board: if the groove board is to the left of the tongue board the tongue is cut on the left face of the tongue board and the groove is cut on the right face of the groove board, and vice versa.
The groove on the groove board is aligned to the tongue.
The groove board must overlap the tongue board by at least tongue_depth so enough wood is available to cut the groove.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
tongue_board
|
Board
|
Board with the protruding tongue on one of its side faces. |
required |
groove_board
|
Board
|
Board with the recessed groove that receives the tongue. |
required |
tongue_depth
|
Numeric
|
Depth of the tongue in the X direction. |
required |
tongue_width
|
Numeric
|
Width of the tongue in the Y direction. |
required |
tongue_center_offset
|
Numeric
|
Offset of the tongue center along the board Y axis (default 0). |
scalar(0)
|
groove_extra_depth
|
Numeric
|
Extra depth to cut into the groove board beyond tongue_depth. |
scalar(0)
|
Returns:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
Joint
|
Joint with one Cutting per board, both labeled "tongue_and_groove". |
Source code in kumiki/joints/workshop/board/board_joints.py
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cut_practice_board_in_grooved_rectangular_frame_joint_on_face_aligned_timbers
¶
cut_practice_board_in_grooved_rectangular_frame_joint_on_face_aligned_timbers(boards: PanelBoardArrangement, frame_timbers: ExtendedTimberArrangement) -> Joint
fits boards in between the timbers using the board_in_groove_joint
All timbers must be face aligned and in particluar form a rectangular frame around the boards
The groove position and depths are based on the boards so the boards are expected to be positioned and sized to where they will fit, in particular no cuts are made on the boards.
The boards are all expected to be the same thickness and coplanar and form a "rectangle" shape.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
boards
|
PanelBoardArrangement
|
Panel of boards to be fitted into the grooves. |
required |
frame_timbers
|
ExtendedTimberArrangement
|
The surrounding frame timbers (top/bottom/left/right) that will have grooves cut to receive the board panel's edges. |
required |
Source code in kumiki/joints/workshop/board/board_joints.py
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cut_practice_sliding_dovetail_joint_on_orthogonal_boards
¶
cut_practice_sliding_dovetail_joint_on_orthogonal_boards(arrangement: ButtJointBoardArrangement, dovetail_depth: Numeric, dovetail_small_width: Numeric, dovetail_angle: Numeric, lateral_offset: Numeric = scalar(0), dovetail_length: Optional[Numeric] = None, shorten_dovetail_by: Numeric = scalar(0), extend_front_dovetail_housing_by: Union[None, Numeric] = scalar(0), taper_angle: Numeric = scalar(0)) -> Joint
cuts a sliding dovetail joint, the dovetail slides in from the front_face_on_butt_timber direction
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
arrangement
|
ButtJointBoardArrangement
|
|
required |
dovetail_depth
|
Numeric
|
the depth of the dovetail, see diagram |
required |
dovetail_small_width
|
Numeric
|
the width of the smaller part of the dovetail, see diagram |
required |
dovetail_angle
|
Numeric
|
the angle the dovetail expands by from the smaller part of the dovetail |
required |
lateral_offset
|
Numeric
|
offset the dovetail from the centerline by this amount (sign based on local axis of the butting timber and not based on front_face_on_butt_timber) |
scalar(0)
|
dovetail_length
|
Optional[Numeric]
|
the length of the dovetail on the butting timber, measurement starts from where shorten_dovetail_by defines the start of the dovetail. |
None
|
shorten_dovetail_by
|
Numeric
|
shortens the dovetail from front_face_on_butt_timber by this amount |
scalar(0)
|
extend_front_dovetail_housing_by
|
Union[None, Numeric]
|
extend the front side of the dovetail housing from the end of the shortened dovetail by this amount. If |
scalar(0)
|
taper_angle
|
Numeric
|
the narrower side is always pointing towards front_face_on_butt_timber |
scalar(0)
|
Returns:
Source code in kumiki/joints/workshop/board/board_joints.py
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