Joints and connections – Three or more members connected at single locus – Mutually contacting
Patent
1981-10-21
1983-05-17
Kundrat, Andrew V.
Joints and connections
Three or more members connected at single locus
Mutually contacting
403382, F16B 1200
Patent
active
043837808
ABSTRACT:
A three-way finger joint for joining three structural elements comprising at least five layers of interlocking fingers and slots. The top and bottom finger elements on one member are identical to each other and to the corresponding elements on the other members. The middle layers comprise a fully interlocking arrangement of fingers and slots, in which a long finger on each member mates with corresponding slots on the other two. The long finger may be formed or cut off to be flush with the joint surface. The joint thus formed is strong, rigid and aesthetically pleasing.
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Ernest Joyce, Encyclopedia of Furniture Making, Sterling Pub. Co., 1979, p. 209.
Brown Michael F.
Kundrat Andrew V.
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