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US 12,491,594 B1Granted
Mortise and tenon alignment jig
OwnerEric Soringinventor
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Abstract
A mortise and tenon alignment jig includes a generally oblong body having a first straight longitudinal side, an opposing, second straight longitudinal side, a first semi-circular end portion connecting first ends of each of the first and second sides, and a second semi-circular end portion connecting second ends of each of the first and second sides. A top face has a lip extending outwardly of the body. A raised imprint surface is formed on a top of the top face. The imprint surface has a central gap and four orthogonally spaced arms extending outwardly from the central gap.
Claims6
A mortise and tenon alignment jig comprising:
- a generally elongate body having a first straight longitudinal side, an opposing, second straight longitudinal side, a first semi-circular end portion connecting first ends of each of the first and second sides, and a second semi-circular end portion connecting second ends of each of the first and second sides;
- a top face having a lip extending outwardly of the body;
- a raised imprint surface formed on a top of the top face, the imprint surface comprising a central gap and a plurality of arms extending outwardly from the central gap;
- wherein the jig is sized and shaped to fit into an existing mortise;
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- wherein the plurality of arms consists of four arms.
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