In this joinery example, we are detailing two variations of this double tenoned scarf joint. The first uses a hardwood wedge to drive the two pieces together and the other uses pegs. If you want or need a better method you can opt to use structural screws in place of the pegs. Both offer a strong simple joint to add to your timber frame if you are in the need of joining two timbers together horizontally.
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