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There are several common variations: 1) Handome Ό― (a half mitered joint). Often called a shoulder miter. 2) *Eriwadome έΦ― (collar miter). A dado and rabbeted right angle joint. 3) Hakodome ― (box-like miter). A mitered corner with a rabbeted tenon joint. 4) Oodome ε―, a mitered corner half lap joint in which an oblique cut from the outer corner to the inner side half the depth of the female beam, forms the hypotenuse of a right triangle. This piece is removed. The same shaped piece is cut from the under side of the male beam. The triangular lip of this beam laps over the part remaining on the lower half of the female beam. 5) Kakushidomekata sanmaihozo B΅―`OΩΌ, a mitered joint with a hidden or blind stub tenon and mortise. 6) Kakushidomeari sanmaihozo B΅―aOΩΌ, a mitered joint with a blind dovetail tenon and mortise.
These mitered joints are used for creating a fine finish in the corners of interior trim and for furniture.
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