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rabbet joint - a joint formed by fitting together two rabbeted boards

joint - junction by which parts or objects are joined together

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(2014a) examined the effect of a rise in strength of a rabbet joint on hardening times.

Influence of Glue Line Thickness on the Strength of Joints Bonded with PVAc Adhesives

When nailing the top corners of the supers, be sure to place the corner nail down low enough so that it does not go into the rabbet joint instead of the wood itself.

BEEKEEPING BASICS

Maguire in "European Cabinet and Furniture Making," is the rabbet joint, where an L-shaped cut is made along the edge of a board for fitting to another board.

Jointing the past to the future

Cabinets C1 and C3 were constructed using the rabbet joint as shown in Figure 1 a and 1b, with the only difference between them being the placement of the top and bottom rail.

Performance of stock kitchen cabinets and laboratory-produced cabinets based on joint tests

I cut shiplap joints (an overlapping rabbet joint used in boat-building) on the plank edges that abut other planks--not because I was concerned about the seaworthiness of my firewood box, but because it would conceal gaps between the uneven edges of the boards.

Easier log cutting and storing: two projects that will bring in the winter fuel faster

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