Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 74
p -Or Fig. 220.—Fished and Tabled Joint. Joints for Lengthening Beams and Posts.—A joint suitable for tension only is thedovetailed halving (Fig. 210). A jointsuitable for compression only is the commonfished joint (Fig. 211). Joints suitable forcross strain only are as follows : Lapped,with keys… … Fig. 221.—Fished and Tabled Joint. Joints suitable for tension and cross strainare as follows : Tabled and splayed scarf(Fig. 216), indented beams for lengtheningand strengthening (Fig. 217), and the splayedscarf with folding wedges and iron platecovering joint on tension side (Fig. 218). Ajoint…
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