Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 103
ch are shown in Figs.82 and 83. Fig. 82 shows a singletenon joint with two tenons,while Fig. 83 shows a doubletenon joint which has four ten-ons. Both of these joints havehaunches as well as tenons. Theone most commonly used is thatshown in Fig. 82. All of the splices so far con-sidered have been… … 76 CARPENTRY 67 together side by side. Any of the methods already described forsplices will be applicable in such a case, but there are in additiona few others which are especially useful, two or three of which will•now be described. Dovetail Key. This method consists in the use of a strip of…
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