The lower horizontals or stretchers are to be tenoned through the posts and keyed.
After the ends which were glued have set at least 24 hours, the clamps may be taken off and the other two upper rails tenoned and mortised in place.
The ends of the facings are to betenoned and housed into the posts.
The upper rails are tenoned on the sides only and beveled at the ends.
For the bottom rails, the mortises are made one above the other, the rails being tenoned on all sides.
How to Lock a Tenoned Joint A tenon placed in a blind mortise can be permanently fastened, when putting the joints together, by two wedges driven in the end grain of the wood.
A large clamp of timber fixed on the kelson, and fitted to receive the tenoned heel of a mast.
It is also apparent that there is no standard practice in fitting floors to the chines; Murdock[4] shows a rough sketch that indicates the floor ends are often tenoned into the chines, as in the small umiak.
The ends of the thwarts were wedge-or chisel-shaped and instead of being tenoned were forced into splits in the round gunwales.
The heads of frames are commonly tenoned into the underside of the gunwales and are then either lashed or pegged with treenails of wood or bone to hold them in place.
Some stone knives could be used to cut wood slowly, saw fashion, and this process appears to to have been used to form the thwart ends that in many canoes were tenoned into the gunwales.
However, these kayaks depart from umiak construction in having the frame heads rigidly tenoned into the gunwales.
At the bow the gunwales are bent around a horizontal headboard tenoned over the stem head but at the stern there is no headboard.
The thwarts, spaced equal distances apart, were tenoned into the gunwales as in the old Malecite canoes, and were secured with a peg and lashing through the two holes in the thwart ends.
The thwarts, six in number, were tenoned through both inwale and outwale and pegged between them.
The headboards of these umiaks are always tenoned over the top of the posts.
The ends of the thwarts, or crossbars, were tenoned into the main gunwales and lashed in place through the three lashing holes in the ends of each thwart, except the end ones, which usually had but two.
The ends were tenoned through the gunwales, and there were three lacing holes in the ends of the middle and first thwarts and two in the end thwarts.
The floor timbers are quite heavy and support the chine members by having the floor ends tenoned into the chine pieces.
The parts to this frame are thoroughly mortised and tenoned together.
The two short posts are tenoned and mortises cut in the bottom piece for joints and these joints well glued together.
The inlaid leg in this case is stump-tenoned into the top rail, and the inlaid portion of the leg is allowed to run through the rail, thus giving continuity of design.
Bridle joints have an advantage as regards appearance over the mortise and tenoned variety in cases such as Fig.
Fasten the other member, Y, upright in the vise so that the end to be tenoned will be flush with the top of the bench, and with the working face toward the bench.
In the best construction this frame is mortised and tenoned together and within this frame there is set a thin board or panel which is free to shrink or swell but is prevented from warping by the stiffer frame.
The shoulder of any tenon may be undercut so as to allow the edges of the tenoned piece to close up tight against the mortised piece.
The upright sides are styles; the horizontal ones, which are tenoned into the styles, are rails (fig.
These members aretenoned together and the door sheathed with boarding.
The posts are tenoned and wedged to fit mortices in the girders.
The sill and middle rails are scribed and stub-tenoned to the posts.
The struts also aretenoned and pinned to the middle posts and sills, as shown in Fig.
The middle and lower end and the back rails are tenonedto the posts, a flat being formed on the post by the mortise and a corresponding shoulder on the rails.
The rails are tenoned to fit mortises in the legs, and battens are nailed to the lower long rails, to support the flower pots (see Fig.
Where large timbers are tusk tenoned together, the tenons do not pass right through, but are cut in about 4 in.
All of the rails should be tenoned into the posts thoroughly, even if the lag screw fastenings are used.
The tool and piece to be tenonedare placed in a vise as shown in Fig.
It is intended that the short pieces shall be tenoned into the long ones.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tenoned" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
