Stub tenon corner¶
joints.stub_tenon_corner
A frame corner with a stub tenon: shoulders on the faces and the outer edge only.
On the inner edge the tenon is flush with the rail, with no shoulder;
on the outer edge a plain shoulder sets the mortise back from the end
of the stile, so it stays closed there. No haunch. Blind, two thirds of
the stile wide. Compare haunched_stub_tenon_corner and
haunched_mortise_tenon_corner, same stock and tenon length.
Parameters¶
| Parameter | Default |
|---|---|
stile_length |
300 |
rail_length |
200 |
width |
60 |
tenon_length |
40 |
outer_shoulder |
15 |
stock |
20 mm board, oak |
Change them in a design file (see Change an example):
Drawings¶
The plans in one PDF: plans.pdf.
Cut list¶
stile 300 x 60 x 20 mm oak
- mortise 45 x 8 mm, 42 deep, in back_edge
rail 240 x 60 x 20 mm oak
- tenon 45 x 8 mm, 40 long, on left_end
Code¶
From woodwright/examples/joints.py, which imports the names it uses (see From an example to your own design):
def stub_tenon_corner(
stile_length: float = 300,
rail_length: float = 200,
width: float = 60,
tenon_length: float = 40,
outer_shoulder: float = 15,
stock: Stock = OAK,
) -> Assembly:
"""A frame corner with a stub tenon: shoulders on the faces and the outer edge only.
On the inner edge the tenon is flush with the rail, with no shoulder;
on the outer edge a plain shoulder sets the mortise back from the end
of the stile, so it stays closed there. No haunch. Blind, two thirds of
the stile wide. Compare `haunched_stub_tenon_corner` and
`haunched_mortise_tenon_corner`, same stock and tenon length.
"""
return _corner_tenon(
"stub_tenon_corner",
stile_length,
rail_length,
width,
tenon_length,
outer_shoulder=outer_shoulder,
inner_shoulder=0,
haunch_length=None,
stock=stock,
)
Exported with woodwright 0.9.0 on 2026-10-25.