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What traditional joints are used when constructing a Cargo Wessex table?
<INPUT type=radio value="Mortise and tenant" name=question_10239> Mortise and tenant
<INPUT type=radio value="Tongue and groove" name=question_10239> Tongue and groove
<INPUT type=radio value="Lock and stock" name=question_10239> Lock and stock


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Datrys

:mad: As a diy chippy this really annoys me, the joint is a mortice and tenon! Ideal homes should hang their heads in shame:o
Through mortise and tenon the basic joint.
The basic mortise and tenon comprises of a tongue(tenon) cut into one rail and a mortise cut all the way through the other rail. The joint can be strengthened by fitting dowels (see below for stub tenons) or by fitting wedges.
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