Modern buildings : their planning, construction and equipment (1905)
Middleton, G. A. T. (George Alexander Thomas) · London : Caxton Publishing Company, Limited · leaf 189
Tenon Joints 171 joint is formed by bolting or railing a block ot wood — Dovetailed- Tenoned Joint. — Another tenoned joint called a Cleat — to the side of the post, and resting the which offers great resistance to drawing is the dove- tailed-tenoned joint, shown at B, Fig. 260, in which beam on… … one-third the width of the beam, as in Fig. 261. The joint is prevented from drawing by means of an oak pin motion in the beam is prevented by the use of dogs, straps, bolts, or stub tenons. passing through the cheeks of the mortise and the Wedged-Tenoned Joint. — When a beam has no very tenon. The…
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