Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 88
eset into the sides of the timbers to be spliced, sothat they do not project at all beyond the faces ofthese pieces and a very neat job may thus beobtained. It is but a step to pass from this simple spliceto the halved splice shown in Fig. 56. It will benoticed that it is much like the halved joint… … Fig. 54 Splice Fished 65 56 CARPENTRY explanation. A modification of this which is somewhat more effec-tive, is shown in Fig. 57. The cuts are here made on a bevel in sucha way that the parts fit accurately when placed together, and thesplice is called a beveled splice.
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