| Title | Contains Image(s) | Description | Keywords |
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| agokaki 腮欠 | ✓ | Lit. chin gap. One of many types of cogging joints. The joint is used to attach a horizontal timber to the face of a square… |
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| aigaki 相欠 | ✓ | Also written 合欠. A lap or halving joint. When used at a corner, it is called a corner lap joint. When used where two members… |
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| aijakuri 合決 | A shiplap joint or halving joint. Also written 相決. |
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| ari 蟻 | Lit. dovetail shape. Also arigata 蟻形. The generic term for any part of a joint in a dovetail shape. The earliest… |
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| aridome 蟻留 | ✓ | A type of right angle, mitered, housed, and dovetail joint used mainly on flat timber as, for example, in the upper… |
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| arigata aigakihozo 蟻形相欠ほぞ | Also arigata aihozo 蟻形相ほぞ. Dovetail halving. A type of half-lap dovetail joint *… |
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| arihozo 蟻ほぞ | ✓ | Lit. dovetail tenon. Also *arikake 蟻掛. A tenon shaped like a dove's tail with… |
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| arikake 蟻掛 | 1 A dovetail joint with the dovetail tenon cut at the butt end about half the depth of one beam. It then is… |
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| arikubi 蟻首 | Lit. dovetail neck.
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| ariotoshi 蟻落 | Also called *arikake 蟻掛. |
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| aritsugi 蟻継 | ✓ | A dovetail joint used to attach the ends of two boards. The tenon *hozo ほぞ or… |
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| arizuri 蟻吊 | Also written 蟻釣. A type of angled wood joint. A dovetail tenon *arihozo… |
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| samisentsugi 三味線継 | ✓ | A wooden splicing joint used for a beam. The length of the joint is 3x the height of the beam and the tenon *… | Architecture, Joints |
| saobiki dokko 竿引独鈷 | ✓ | A long, lapped, rod-type tenon cut in the end of a rainbow beam *kōryō 虹梁, or… |
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| saobuchi 竿縁 | A batten used to make a board and batten ceiling *saobuchi tenjō 竿縁天井.… |
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| saoshachitsugi 竿車知継 | ✓ | Also saotsugi 竿継. Joint with long, rather slender tenons called saohozo 竿ほぞ (rod or pole tenons) and… |
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| sashikomihozo 差込ほぞ | A generic term meaning to insert, usually a tenon *hozo ほぞ into a mortise *… |
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| shachi 車知 | ✓ | An abbreviation of shachisen 車知栓. A draw pin, key or cotter made of hard wood, usually zelkova or oak. The pin is… |
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| shakushi hozo 杓子ほぞ | ✓ | Lit. "dipper or ladle tenon." A flat tenon *hozo ほぞ that is attached to the end… |
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| shiguchi 仕口 | An angled joint. There are two general types of shiguchi. |
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| shihō ari 四方蟻 | ✓ | A dovetail splicing joint *aritsugi 蟻継, made in such way that the dovetails… |
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| shikimen 敷面 | ✓ | Also called *koshikake 腰掛. |
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| shintsugi 真継 | ✓ | The junction of two lengths of a purlin that are set into the top of a post. The line of the joint is centered to coincide… |
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| shippasami tsugi 尻挟継 | ✓ | Also called shiribasami tsugi 尻挟継 or obasami tsugi 尾鋏継. A blind, stubbed, housed, rabbeted, oblique, scarf… |
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| shitaki 下木 | ✓ | Also pronounced shitagi or kaboku. The lower of two or more joined timbers. Shitaki is the… |
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| sogi 殺 | A basic bevelled scarf. A timber with a slanted cut, usually at an approximately 30 degree angle. To form a joint, a scarf… |
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| sogitsugi 殺継 | ✓ | Also called suberihatsugi 滑刃継; hauchitsugi 羽打継. A scarf joint. A simple butt joint made stronger by… |
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| suitsuki arizan 吸付蟻桟 | ✓ | Also arizan 蟻桟, suitsukizan 吸付桟 or suitsukiari 吸付蟻. A long, narrow dovetail tenon *… |
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