Modern fingerjoints come in many configurations. Structural joints such as those found on fingerjointed laminated beams may be over one inch in length. Joints for non-structural applications may be as short as four millimeters (.157"). Thick and thin cutters are combined to produce the specific joint type. The most common joint types are shown below. See section on head assembly for more information.

REVERSIBLE
MALE-FEMALE (END MATCH)
RE-SAW
SCARF (FEATHER JOINT)
HALF-SHOULDER