T-joint

British  

noun

1. a right-angled joint, esp one in wood, making the shape of the letter T

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Example Sentences

What Board will be the first to take an office on a busy street and put pictures and samples with clearly printed legends in the windows—examples of the evasion of the plumbing laws on a T-joint pipe; photographs of a dairy barn; photographs of a street at daybreak, showing the few open windows, and the one or two, if any, open at the top—these would serve as texts for the newspapers’ sermons, sure to be preached, and back-alley conversations thereon.

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To make a T-joint in two pieces of tubing, it is necessary to make a hole in the side of one piece, as shown at A in Fig.

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This is to be enlarged with pointed charcoal until it also flares as shown at B. This flare is then connected to the flared end of a straight tube, C, and the T-joint, D, is complete.

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