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Also written εΡ. Also called kusabitsugi Άp or suriawasetsugi p. A small wooden spline, cleat, tie or tenon *hozo ΩΌ made in varying shapes to connect two timber boards. They are used to join timbers placed end to end *chigiritsugi ηΨp or side by side. The most common are the arikata a`, a butterfly spline and the kinekata n`, bow-tie spline. Stones can also be joined by splines cut from stone in the same patterns. Tradition has it that these splines have been used since the Heian period. If the splines join timbers across the grain, dovetail-shaped splines are sufficient. If they join timbers in the same direction as the grain, i.e., parallel with it, the spline is usually lengthened to increase its holding strength. | ||||||
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