A practical treatise on the joints made and used by builders in the construction of various kinds of engineering and architectural works, with especial reference to those wrought by artificers in erecting and finishing habitable structures (1882)
Christy, Wyvill James · London, C. Lockwood and Co. · leaf 112
d inFig. 41, and is considered a stronger joint than that madeby dovetailing only. The lip joint, Fig. 46, is anothervariety. Inclined Joint.—This is an alternative term for obliquejoint, under which name it is noticed. Indented Joint is identical with atabled or a tabled and indented joint. Joggle…
Joinery · Plumbing
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