Glued corner-joints

Joints and connections – Three or more members connected at single locus – Mutually contacting

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403231, 403382, 248188, F16B 1246

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040573567

ABSTRACT:
The corner-joint or the angular joint of oblong elements formed of a glueable material preferably wood is provided. A block is inserted in the corner and a joining surface of the block and the elements to be joined is provided with intermeshing tongues and grooves preferably of the finger-type form in their longitudinal direction a segment of a circle about an axis perpendicular to the plane of the joint elements. The matching fingers are glued together. The joint of this invention may be used for instance in a lattice girder and especially in frames for furniture. Further by a simple provision it will be possible to obtain a three-dimensional joint by adding a third element extending in the direction perpendicular to the plane of said two elements.

REFERENCES:
patent: 242513 (1881-06-01), Crane
patent: 288126 (1883-11-01), Shearman
patent: 480536 (1892-08-01), Welker
patent: 1210688 (1917-01-01), Peirce et al.
patent: 2077067 (1937-04-01), McLellan et al.

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