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The joint mode of tenon inserting into mortise or tenon groove is the basic combination mode of China classical furniture and modern furniture, and it is also the main combination mode of modern frame furniture.

A tenon joint is two pieces of material, one is a tenon, the other is a tenon, and the other is a tenon.

Workers who wear together rely on the friction of materials to fix the two materials together.

Question 2: How to read tenor and tenor? Commonly known as "tenon". Also known as "bamboo shoots".

Mortise and tenon, pronounced as s ǔ n m ǔ o, is a concave-convex connection method adopted by two wooden components. The protruding part is called tenon (or tenon); The concave part is called mortise (or mortise and tenon), which is the main structural mode of wooden utensils such as architecture and furniture in ancient China.

Question 3: What is the principle of tenon-mortise structure? Is it true that the old man said "tenons and mortises last forever"? "According to the principle of mechanics, various battens and battens are added to celebrate the stiffness of joints, force the angle to be constant, fix the bracket, eliminate the defect of unstable structure, and transfer the weight load evenly and reasonably to the legs and feet. The success of organic connection between components is due to the decisive role of tenons and mortises that are mutually avoided but complementary, and the use of solid and dense hardwood, so that craftsmen can manufacture all kinds of exquisite tenons and mortises at will. Between components, there is no need for metal nails at all, and glue bonding is only an auxiliary means. With mortise and tenon, it can be made from top to bottom, with a straight thickness, reasonable connection, all aspects, precise technology, tight buckle and no hair, which often makes people happy and admire. " Excerpted from Research on Ming Furniture, I personally understand that tenons and mortises can be permanently fastened because of the fine workmanship, the proper proportion of wood to wood connection, and the mutual restriction of various parts, and the service life of hardwood is much longer than that of metal connectors. Moreover, hardwood will secrete oil when used for a long time, which is commonly known as "Explosicum", which will make it different. It should be like this.

Question 4: What is tenon-mortise structure? take for example

Observing a wooden chair, four prisms (prisms of other shapes) at the end of the chair support can be inserted into four prism holes (prism holes of other shapes) of the chair legs. The prism at the end of the stay is tenon, the edge on the leg is tenon, and the connection structure between the stay and the wooden chair leg is tenon-mortise structure.

Many ancient wooden buildings also adopted this tenon-mortise structure.

Question 5: I can't even pronounce the word "tenon and mortise". boss let me know about "tenon and mortise China". What the hell is this? "tenon and mortise" s ǔ n m ǔ o

"tenon and mortise" is a concave-convex connection method used on two wooden components. The protruding part is called tenon (or tenon); The concave part is called mortise (or mortise and tenon), which is the main structural mode of wooden utensils such as architecture and furniture in ancient China.

Mortise and tenon are the soul of classical wooden furniture in China. It can be used for thousands of years without a nail, and it is still strong and beautiful. The tenon-mortise structure of furniture not only has exquisite and practical advantages, but also reveals the thoughts of yin and yang, mutual development and systematic balance.

According to the structural coordination, dozens of different "tenons and mortises" can be classified, which can be roughly divided into three types:

One is mainly surface bonding, or two edges bonding, or surface and edge bonding. Such as "notch tenon", "mortise tenon", "dovetail joint", "threading tenon" and "tying tenon".

The other is a structural method as a "point". Mainly used for T-joints, angle joints, cross joints of horizontal and vertical beams, expansion joints of straight beams and curved beams. Such as "grid shoulder tenon", "double tenon", "double clamping tenon", "hook tenon", "wedge tenon", "half tenon" and "through tenon".

There is also a construction method that combines three components and connects them with each other. This method is more complicated and special besides using some tenon-mortise combined structures mentioned above. Such as "supporting angle tenon", "long and short tenon", "holding shoulder tenon" and "zong angle tenon".

Question 6: How to read the tenon of tenon joint?

[Pinyin] sǔn

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The joint mode of tenon inserting into mortise or tenon groove is the basic combination mode of China classical furniture and modern furniture, and it is also the main combination mode of modern frame furniture.

A tenon joint is two pieces of material, one is a tenon, the other is a mortise, and the other is a mortise.

Workers who wear together rely on the friction of materials to fix the two materials together.

Question 7: What is mortise and tenon porcelain? How to pronounce "tenon and mortise"? S ǔ n m ǔ o is the main structural mode of ancient architecture, furniture and other appliances in China. It is a connection method that combines the concave and convex parts on two parts. The convex part is called tenon, and the concave part is called mortise. "tenon and mortise China" is a platform engaged in professional supervision of construction industry and intermediary business such as project payment and project supervision.

Question 8: What is tenon-mortise structure? take for example

Observing a wooden chair, four prisms (prisms of other shapes) at the end of the chair support can be inserted into four prism holes (prism holes of other shapes) of the chair legs. The prism at the end of the stay is tenon, the edge on the leg is tenon, and the connection structure between the stay and the wooden chair leg is tenon-mortise structure.

Many ancient wooden buildings also adopted this tenon-mortise structure.

Question 9: I can't even pronounce the word "tenon and mortise". boss let me know about "tenon and mortise China". What the hell is this? "tenon and mortise" s ǔ n m ǔ o

"tenon and mortise" is a concave-convex connection method used on two wooden components. The protruding part is called tenon (or tenon); The concave part is called mortise (or mortise and tenon), which is the main structural mode of wooden utensils such as architecture and furniture in ancient China.

Mortise and tenon are the soul of classical wooden furniture in China. It can be used for thousands of years without a nail, and it is still strong and beautiful. The tenon-mortise structure of furniture not only has exquisite and practical advantages, but also reveals the thoughts of yin and yang, mutual development and systematic balance.

According to the structural coordination, dozens of different "tenons and mortises" can be classified, which can be roughly divided into three types:

One is mainly surface bonding, or two edges bonding, or surface and edge bonding. Such as "notch tenon", "mortise tenon", "dovetail joint", "threading tenon" and "tying tenon".

The other is a structural method as a "point". Mainly used for T-joints, angle joints, cross joints of horizontal and vertical beams, expansion joints of straight beams and curved beams. Such as "grid shoulder tenon", "double tenon", "double clamping tenon", "hook tenon", "wedge tenon", "half tenon" and "through tenon".

There is also a construction method that combines three components and connects them with each other. This method is more complicated and special besides using some tenon-mortise combined structures mentioned above. Such as "supporting angle tenon", "long and short tenon", "holding shoulder tenon" and "zong angle tenon".

Question 10: Who can briefly explain the difference between "bucket arch structure" and "tenon-mortise structure"? Bucket arch structure: the load-bearing structure protruding into the arch is called the arch, and the wood blocks between the arches are called the bucket. Bucket arch plus arch, arch plus arch, layered superposition, play a supporting role. Tenon and mortise structure: the protruding part is called tenon and the recessed part is called tenon. The tenon and mortise mesh to play a connecting role. A while ago, I saw Ye Shuangtao's "China tenon and mortise", which was quite good.