Raymedullary
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Yep its that extra shoulder that provides the "check"..... thanks I don't need to sketch them now
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Another tool chest
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I've been looking as well, and found this on my bookshelf. It's from Richard Greenhalgh's Joinery and Carpentry, Vol VI describing how to build a deck house:
Clever folk, those boatbuilders, willing to cut all sorts of special joints that will never be seen or admired.
Clever folk, those boatbuilders, willing to cut all sorts of special joints that will never be seen or admired.
GaryR
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That's a new one to me, too. Thanks for showing it.
Raymedullary
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Thanks for this Andy, I was fortunate to serve a traditional yacht joinery apprenticeship and worked at Camper and Nicholson for a while where this type of proper joinery could be spotted in particular on the older yachts that came in for refit.