Woodwork Joints: How They Are Set Out, How Made and Where Used.

by William Fairham

Fig. 263.—The Hook Joint.

Fig. 264.—Hook Joint with loose Tongues.

Fig. 265.—Rebated Joint with Tongue Slip.

[Fig. 264] is a special type of hook joint as used on larger work. The joint may be made by using the plough plane, the rebate plane and a suitably-sized bead plane, the loose tongues being inserted as shown and fastened by screws and glue.