Beadlock® Tenon Stock

This unique tenon stock is specially designed for our Beadlock® Loose Tenon Joinery System. The Beadlock® joinery system allows you to create joints with mortise and tenon strength without the need for large, expensive machinery. The flutes on the stock increase the amount of precious glue surface and also prevent the joint from racking. And now you can save time by buying Beadlock® tenon stock in precut lengths of 1-1/2'', 2'', 2-1/2''. For those who prefer to cut their own, we still have one-foot lengths as well. Available in 1/4'', 3/8'', and 1/2'' widths.

Technical Details: Stock is specially designed for our Beadlock® Loose Tenon Joinery System (sold separately). Flutes on the stock increase the amount of glue surface. Save time by buying Beadlock® tenon stock in precut lengths of 1-1/2'', 2'', 2-1/2''. Available in 1/4'', 3/8'', and 1/2'' widths. What's in the Box? Beadlock® Tenon Stock in your choice of size and amounts

BeadLock Joint Instructions

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Beadlock® Tenon Stock Average Rating: 4.8 (5 customer reviews) Add your review...

1) Submitted by Melvin Ochs, from Puyallup, WA on 2/16/2011 Customer Rating: Works great and very easy to use.

2) Submitted by Graham Farm Shop, from Burlington, OKLAHOMA on 3/8/2010 Customer Rating: We have used about six feet of this stock and are very satisfied with the results. Much better than we expected.

3) Submitted by William Vojtasek, from Wyomissing, PA on 12/27/2009 Customer Rating: The beadlock system is great. A well made tool,excellant instructions, and easy to use.

4) Submitted by Bobby Ostertag, from Coffee Creek, MT on 10/23/2008 Customer Rating: The use of these beadlocks cut down preparation time and eliminate the need for a mortise machine. Great! Used them in building mahogany end tables.

5) Submitted by Gary Pittman, from Salt Lake CIty, UT on 3/25/2008 Customer Rating: The beadlock tenon stock that I purchased worked great. The whole beadlock system is a wonderful tool. It is very easy to drill the holes and match up all the parts. It is the only way to go. (click to see full-size picture in new window)