(pronounced BUHT joynt) Stop the giggles – this is a legitimate term, and it usually refers to glazing, though it can refer to woodwork as well. It’s simply where two abutting surfaces (or like pieces) are placed squarely together.
(pronounced BUH-tur-fli TAY-buhl) The term for the kind of table that can actually “spread its wings” to create a larger usable surface. Simple designs use hinges to bring side-hanging, use-them-when-you-need-them vertical surfaces up their horizontal position. More complicated designs
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