Adjective:

যৌতুক দেত্তয়া,

doweled's Usage Examples:

In Gerrit Rietveld's furniture, many of these joints were doweled, meaning that the adjoining faces were connected with glued wooden pins.

A doweled joint.

year, a brief refurbishment consisted of stiffening track pieces with doweled joints between the spine of the track and the rails.

[citation needed] Wooden frame joints are often double doweled, which means that round wooden pegs are fitted into holes in two adjacent.

MDF may be glued, doweled, or laminated.

cypress wood beams, trimmed with black walnut, are all hand joined and doweled with wood dowels.

It is constructed of pegged and doweled oak.

has 12 in (30 cm) by 12 in (30 cm) exposed beams that are mortised and doweled.

5/4", or thicker, kiln-dried select hardwoods with joints that are double-doweled, glued and block reinforced for extra strength.

The floor was made of carefully matched blind-doweled planks, an expensive feature.

In 1999 a German company developed a doweled system which relied on the varying moisture content to form solid structural.