The keyed through tenon is a very strong joint that uses a key or wedge to hold the tenon in place. It is not typically glued, because the main feature of the joint is that it is a knock-down joint, which means it is removable. The shoulders of the joint are slightly offset, so that driving the wedge in pulls it tighter together.
The keyed through tenon is a very strong joint that uses a key or wedge to hold the tenon in place. It is not typically glued, because the main feature of the joint is that it is a knock-down joint, which means it is removable. The shoulders of the joint are slightly offset, so that driving the wedge in pulls it tighter together.
