Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 351
e, and that in addition to this there are othercuts C which constitute the tusk. The bearing areais furnished partly by the under side of the tenon andpartly by the under side of the tusk. This joint makes a very good connection, and thecutting of the mortise does not weaken the piece oftimber so… … Fig. 6—Tenon-and-Tusk Joint with specially cutTenon Piece. piece must project above the top of the mortisedpiece, the tenon may be cut as shown in Fig. 6. There are several ways of securing the tenon inplace. The simplest is that shown in Fig. 7 where thepin B is passed through the tenon A and the…
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