Something like a haunched bridle joint. It only goes together / comes apart one way unlike a bridle joint, but it's just as easy to cut.
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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That's a new one to me, I've seen tee bridle joints but not haunched. Did you use a router plane for the tenon part?
Yeah - router plane, rip saw, crosscut saw, and chisel to clean up in the socket.