In the spirit of the season and this creepy damn new tradition...
Watch the whole thing! I actually do LOLed
Watch the whole thing! I actually do LOLed
It is hard to describe in words. Its a rotating curved dove joint. You line up your two pieces at the joints at a tight 45 degree angle with the dove tails interlocking and spread them out rotating the dove joint into eachother to get them to 90 degree. This video is a simplified version of that technique but stacking the two pieces to 180 degrees instead of perpendicular to 90 but the idea is the same. Amazing craftsmanship.
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Exploding to make a sphere....
Santa lost a few toys from the Sled
Ocean Network Express (ONE) estimates that 1,816 boxes fell into the ocean during a storm as the Japanese-flagged ship crossed the Pacific to California last week. Of the 1,816 units lost, 64 contained dangerous goods, including fireworks, batteries and liquid ethanol.
I had no idea Japan made and exported fireworks to the US
Ocean Network Express (ONE) estimates that 1,816 boxes fell into the ocean during a storm as the Japanese-flagged ship crossed the Pacific to California last week. Of the 1,816 units lost, 64 contained dangerous goods, including fireworks, batteries and liquid ethanol.
I had no idea Japan made and exported fireworks to the US
It's only fair... once upon a time, we sent a lot of fireworks to Japan!
Cheers,
Sirhr
Well- she is well grounded for Christmas
See the circular grain at the ends... the split is between the joints. Its just hard to see on the flat.
Dog has the bone from that steak right now. She seems to like it as much as I did.
Well now I AM confused. Didn't see the timbers as wide the first time.
About the only way NOT to get a door ding!!
I’m laughing because just the other night a neighboring PD got sent to a call where a woman said someone was violating her rectum using voodoo.
Just shows, truth is stranger than fiction, because fiction has to make sense.
I’ve met her before. Lady called in because the voodoo fingers were visiting her at night. She had to tell my trainee about 3 times before he got it.
I can guess how it was cut, but don't know how it was assembled
The fact that the wood is at a 90 degree angle is what's puzzling. I can't understand it.
The inside of the cut does not match the outside of the cut. Assembly is simply stacking.
I think the problem people are having is that they see that as a dovetail, like a drawer, instead of stacked like a log cabin. Once you look at the grain and think of the individual logs, it becomes more obvious. Perhaps if one thinks of the ends as simply notched, instead of the artistic cut, it would be easier to picture.
yeah....that actually makes more sense doesnt it....
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