jointer
/ˈdʒoʊntər/Definitions
1. noun
A power tool used to smooth and flatten a surface, especially the edge of a piece of wood, by cutting away small shavings.
“The carpenter used a jointer to ensure the wood edge was perfectly flat before assembling the cabinet.”
2. noun
A device, especially a machine, used to join or connect two or more parts together, such as a mechanical jointer for pipes.
“The plumbing system required a jointer to connect the pipes securely.”