What is another word for Drawbore?
Pronunciation: [dɹˈɔːbɔː] (IPA) 
Drawbore is a woodworking term and refers to the process of creating a hole or bore in a piece of wood that is slightly offset from another hole or bore on the opposite side. The purpose of a drawbore is to pull joints tightly together, creating a stronger bond. Synonyms for the word drawbore include pulling joint, bridled joint, and forced joint. Other terms used to describe this technique are dowelling and pegging. Drawboring is a useful woodworking technique that has been employed for centuries and can be used for making doors, chairs, tables, and other furniture. By using a drawbore, woodworkers can create strong, long-lasting joints that will stand the test of time.
