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Joining of solid wood or veneer, at the ends of the grains. A butt joint refers to the method of joining two pieces of wood together at right angles to create a corner or edge. In this joint, the ends of the two wooden pieces meet squarely and are glued, screwed or nailed together. The joint is typically reinforced with dowels or biscuits for added strength. The resulting joint is visible from the outside and may require a certain level of skill in order to achieve a seamless appearance.