angle joint

angle joint

[′aŋ·gəl ‚jȯint]

(engineering)

A joint between two pieces of lumber which results in a change in direction.

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angle joint

Any joint formed by uniting two members at a corner which results in a change of direction. See also: Joint

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angle joint

A joint between two pieces of lumber which results in a change in direction, such as a dovetail joint or a mortise-and-tenon joint.

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