I was told many years ago that a joiner makes the stuff off site, windows,doors, staircases etc. and a carpenter fits them on site as well as all the other woodwork required in the building, 1st & 2nd fit.
Don't know if that's completely accurate but it makes sense.
Clamp & cramp, one holds together, the other forces together, just a bad guess really.
Adhesive & glue, no idea, I'm stuck for an answer (cutting edge or what)
A joiner 'joins' (makes) things, a carpenter fixes the finished item. I know carpenters make joints in roofs etc, but that's the original meaning. You wouldn't normally get joiners working on building sites, nor carpenters in 'joinery shops'.
A clamp doesn't involve screw threads to fix itself (but possibly to ADJUST itself), but works with a sudden action, like a Mole wrench. A cramp tightens by means of a screw thread.
Adhesive and glue are surely the same thing...
Screws and joints? You're not serious are you, Thermo?? If you need to know what a screw looks like, just ask.
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