Wood Joints In Classical Japanese Architecture ⭐

: A specific method of tapping and compressing a tenon (the "male" part of a joint) so that once inserted, it expands naturally for an incredibly tight, permanent fit. Common Joint Types

: Used to extend the length of a single timber beam by connecting two pieces end-to-end. Wood Joints In Classical Japanese Architecture

Traditional joinery uses hundreds of variations, but several key types form the foundation of classical structures: Wood Joints in Classical Japanese Architecture PDF - Scribd : A specific method of tapping and compressing