Definitions for "Jointing"
Technique of rendering lumber surfaces perfectly straight and smooth so as to permit a perfect fit. This operation is usually performed on continuous automatic machine called a Jointer.
The finishing off of joints between courses of masonry units before the mortar has hardened. DESCRIPTION
1. Smoothing and straightening the edge of a wood board. 2. Jointing is done automatically by a jointer. 2. Grinding or filing the teeth or knives of power tools to the correct height; circular saws are jointed so that there are no high or low teeth; knives of planers and jointers are jointed so that each knife makes the same depth of cut as all others. 3. The act of facing the mortar joints.
Growth stage manifested by rapid culm elongation. (2)
Stage of wheat development when stem nodes are first detected above the soil: Zadoks stage 31.
Planar fractures in rock that do not show displacement and often occur in parallel sets.
Fracture in rock long which there has been no movement.
The process of forming the joint or groove in bookbinding.
Keywords:  thus, act, produced, making, process
The act or process of making a joint; also, the joints thus produced.