Butt Joint: The junction of the ends of two pieces of wood such as on a sill. This is the most inexpensive and the fastest to constructed, but is weakest woodworking joint. Butterfly Table: ...
In joinery, a butt joint is formed by two members simply meeting end to end, while a housed joint is one where the two members are interlocked in some way.
Planks were placed vertically side by side along a simple frame, then much smaller "battens" were attached over the butt joints to help secure the planks and to minimize draughts. Waterloo County Ontario Westfield Village ...
Board and batten Siding consisting of wide boards or plywood sheets set vertically with butt joints covered by battens.
Butt Joint - A joint between two square ended pieces of the same thickness without overlap Butt Veneer - Veneer with the strong curly figure from a tree trunk Butter coat - A soft, wet coat of render for a dry-dash finish ...
See also: House, Brick, Board and, Finish, Ground
 
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