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    The Rail-And-Stick Joint Is a More Elegant Version of the Groove-And-Stub
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The Rail-And-Stick Joint Is a More Elegant Version of the Groove-And-Stub

Question 13

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The rail-and-stick joint is a more elegant version of the groove-and-stub tenon joint, and a stronger one, because it offers more gluing surface.

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