The katasage ari is a Japanese architectural joint, used to connect a wall tie into a column. Very functional, and also relatively simple to construct.
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This was my first time making the joint, and I was happy with how easily it all went together. Since the 'tenon' has no shoulders, care should be taken to produce a 'mortise' with a clean opening. The advantage to having no shoulders is that no strength is lost in the tie.
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