Dovetail Lock !
"Master" ... Carpenters pay heed !!!
Never saw anything quite like these joints:
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Can you show us more pictures of that? That is amazing!
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Some one was showing off his skills and they are out of this world !
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Pfft. Allen Griggs can do that with a chainsaw.
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Spectacular. My granddad worked with Gustav Stickley before he was a Park Ranger, and he made this just for fun. Man he was good at joinery.
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That's pretty incredible. A person would probably die of old age before they ever got their cabin built..
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Interesting, quite the craftsman to do that.
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That's supmin' else right there now.
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I did a googley search on the image and that is on a old granary in Slovenia!
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You'd need some strong friends to help assemble those corners! And not tear up the wood fibers.
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Nanuq907: 31515742673051/comments/31515751728027
You'd need some strong friends to help assemble those corners! And not tear up the wood fibers.
If you look close you can see that they are a just dropped into place one atop the other. There's no stress at all on the joint.
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Well dang Neo, of course you’re right. I was thinking it was built like my granddad’s doodad.
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Great googely moogely!
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That's an impressive skill set!
I've always been amazed with the stock splice the Finns did on the M39 Mosins. They were light years ahead of the Russians, revamping a Russian rifle. If you really work at it, you could snap one of these stocks in half, but it will never break where that splice is.
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Nanuq907: 31515742673051/comments/31515743353627
Well dang Neo, of course you’re right. I was thinking it was built like my granddad’s doodad.
Remember, Nanuq. This is a family friendly site so I don't think you're allowed to talk about your granddad's doodad...
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just amazing!!!
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No kidding, the only way they could have cut those curves is on a 45. Wow.
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impressive for sure and well beyond my skill set
I am sure there is American craftsman who can do it never searched , but I have seen a few videos of Japanese craftsman that are down right amazing cutting joints and woodworking
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Gosh! I have always been impressed with just simple tongue and groove joints in old dresser drawers, fancy boxes, and such. But THIS really adds a lot to over the top work and a puzzle I cannot quite put together in my mind! There sure are some very talented craftsmen out there or long dead ones as well!
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Nice
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