Fig. 230 This joint is, as will be seen, very similar to the preceding, the difference being that the groove does not extend right through. The edges of the mitre should be shot true, as in the ordinary grooved mitre joint, and the groove made.

Isometric sketch of mitred piece.

Side view of rebate and groove.

Elevation.

Fig. 230.

Saw out the waste a little way, and then finish the groove by horizontal and vertical paring. In the illustration the joint is shown rebated, as it is used in this form in the succeeding model, but the rebate is not really a part of the joint.