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Allen Dick said:
> By this do you mean the rabbet joint?
No, not even close. See the diagram below.
Copying from Brushy Mountain's 1999 catalog,
below is a ASCII-art top view of what they
call a "Rabbeted Hive Body Joint" (not to
scale, but close). Don't blame me for the
terminology. As I said, terminology varies.
Massively, it seems.
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The nice thing about it is that friction alone
holds the super together while you nail, screw,
glue, whatever. As I said, the drawback is that
even slightly non-planar stock will make this
design very difficult to assemble at all.
jim
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