A joint in which two wood members cross each other; half the thickness of each is removed so that at the joint the thickness is the same as that of the individual impedance becomes appreciable compared with driver impedance.
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PIN JOINT
A joint made with a pin hinge which has a removable pin. pinnate joint See feather joint.
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PARTY WALL
A wall providing joint service between two buildings.
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MATHESON JOINT
[DESENG] A wrought-pipe joint made by enlarging the end of one pipe length to receive the male end of the next length.
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MARMON CLAMPBAND
A metal band that wraps around the circumference of a special cylindrical joint between two structures, holding the structures together.
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LOCK JOINT
A joint made by interlocking the joined elements, with or without other fastening.
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LEAD JOINT
A pipe joint made by caulking with lead wool or molten lead.
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LAP JOINT
A simple joint between two members made by overlapping the ends and fastening them together with bolts, rivets, or welding.
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KNUCKLE JOINT PRESS
A short-stroke press in which the slide is actuated by a crank attached to a knuckle joint hinge.
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KEY JOINT
A mortar joint with a concave pointing.
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JOINT SPACE
The space defined by a vector whose components are the translational and angular displacements of each joint of a robotic link.
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