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Mortise and tenon

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(Carp.) made with a mortise and tenon; joined or united by means of a mortise and tenon; - used adjectively.

See also: Mortise



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Using mortise and tenon construction in the spirit of the 1700s, they themselves built two additions that connect to the main house.
There are several types of joints used for creating furniture, and two of the most popular are dovetails, and mortise and tenon.
Modern stretcher bars have mortise and tenon joints at their ends allowing the constructed canvas frame to be adjustable with the use of tightening wedge keys.
 
 
 
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