tenon

Object

• machine: The original, limited, mechanical equipment remained the only machinery available until 1924 when a tenoning machine was added.
• platform: The tenoning platform is simple to make, and you will be able to screw one together in just a few minutes.
• joint: Dismantling Ironwork is often fastened together with riveted, or tenoned joints.

Converse of object

• cut: Here's how to cut a tenon with the platform, step by step: 1. Place the stop.
• use: Clamp the haft vertically in the vise, and using a tenon saw, cut a slot about half the depth of the socket.
• have: On most horns the crook has a tenon that simply fits into a corresponding socket on the body.
• form: The curve has to be carefully blended into the parallel section which will form the tenon.

Adjective modifier

• mid: It's a cheap ebonite model, its mid tenon had broken off and had taken some of the body with it.
• double: Remember in the case of double tenons, the width of the tenon is the sum of both tongues.

Modifies a noun

• joinery: Kiln dried using mortise and tenon joinery guarantees quality and integrity with each unique TREE.
• joint: Whilst I'm venting my spleen about the wood I have to comment on the tenon joints.
• saw: In years to come when they are past their service they will make handy tenon saws.
• type: All main joints are through mortice and tenon types, and wedged using waterproof adhesive for maximum durability.
• width: Size 305mm x 200mm x 200mm Standard tenon widths 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8.
• ring: It has the usual adjustable thumb rest and the metal tenon rings are part silver and part gold.

Noun used with modifier

• crook: This allows for more flexibility and less strain on the socket, and ultimately a tighter fit for the crook tenon.
• test: Cut another test tenon and fit it to the mortise.