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-Moulding and Millwork Jargon- |
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| Jamb Liner- | ||||||
| A small strip of wood, either surfaced four sides or tongued on one edge, which, when applied to the inside edge of a window jamb, increases its width. | ||||||
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| Joints- | ||||||
| Coped Joint- | ||||||
| A joint at the meeting of moulded members. | ||||||
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| Dado Joint- | ||||||
| A rectangular groove across the grain of a wood member into which the end of the joining member is inserted. | ||||||
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| Finger Joint- | ||||||
| A joint made by cutting away interlocking fingers in the ends of two adherends and bonding the adherends with the cut areas fitted together to form longer pieces. | ||||||
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| Laminate Joint- | ||||||
| A joint made by bonding adherends face-to-face or edge-to-edge with the grain parallel to form thicker or wider stock. | ||||||
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| Miter Joint- | ||||||
| The joining of two members at an angle that bisects the angle of junction. In mouldings this is most often a 45 degree angle. | ||||||
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