Pinned Lock Joint
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Apr 29, 2010
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Oct 29, 2008
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Oct 29, 2008
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The Pinned Lock Joint is an improved method for joining two members together such as between a table leg and table top. A portion of the male member (the leg) is formed to completely and intimately fit into a hole or open ended slot in the female member (the top). The hole or open ended slot milled into and or through the female member is configured such that the male member can only be inserted into it along one axis of assembly, preventing disassembly along any other axis of motion. After the two members are assembled, a pin is inserted into and through both members approximately perpendicular to the axis of assembly, preventing disassembly along the original axis of assembly, and thus locking the two members together.
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