Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 92
laced. In any case where it is not desirable to scarf the pieces in asplice subjected to bending, the formof butt joint shown in Fig. 65 may beused. The plates, either of wood or iron,are in this case bolted to the sides of thepieces. If wood is used, of course theplates must be made very much… … Fig. 05. Butt Joint with Plates 6& 60 CARPENTRY JOINTS AND SPLICES IN JOINERY We have considered a few of the most important joints andsplices used in the putting together of rough framing, and we willnow take up some of the methods used in the joining together offinished work, where more care…
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