This document discusses different types of wood joints used in woodworking. It describes 14 common joints: butt joint, mitered butt joint, half-lap joint, cross-lap joint, tongue and groove joint, dado joints, biscuit joint, mortise and tenon joint, rabbet joint, dovetail joint, half-blind dovetail, sliding dovetail joint, box joint, bridle joint, and finger joints. Each type of joint is designed to connect two pieces of wood in a strong way without using glue or other adhesives. Common uses for the different joints include furniture, cabinets, framing, and other woodworking projects.