Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 95
ted 71 62 CARPENTRY in the hollow space so as to join them together. This prevents anypossibility of an open joint. The fillet is generally made somewhatless than one half the thickness of the pieces to be spliced, and isabout 1 inch in width. Battened Splice. A variation of the filleted splice,… … ig. 70. Filleted Fig. 71. Bat- Fig. 72. Tongued- Fig. 73. Tongued Splice tened Splice Grooved-and- Grooved-and- Rabbeted Splayed Splice Splice sists simply in covering the butt splice with a small piece called abatten. The batten should be about the same size as that givenabove for the size of the…
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