Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building; a general reference work .. (1912)
American School (Lansing, Ill.) · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 99
enon Joint with Haunch. In Fig. 81 is shown a formof joint called the tenon joint, with the addition of ahaunch which adds considerably to its strength. Thisjoint is used extensively in the making of doors. Oneof the pieces to be joined is rabbeted on each side toabout one-third of its depth,… … Fig. 78 Rabbeted Mitered-and- Splined Joint piece. 75 66 CARPENTRY rabbet is stopped a little short of this and a haunch is left. InFig. 81, yl is the tenon and B is the haunch. The other of the two
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