Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 56
fact that bothpieces are ciit half way through and then placed together. Thepieces are held in place by nails or spikes. If one piece meets the other near the center instead of at theend of the piece, and if there is danger that the two pieces maypull away from each other, a form of joint called… … d o z a u X -s S ^. o i> fc. ;-j ° <H Z £o >, cci ^ fa g z 5 Q > < .9is V. to o *• O :S ci ■■ 4> 4-1 §K? o o S U;2 «o rt I,
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