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Historic American Timber Joinery

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    watkins
    last edited by 26 Apr 2008, 15:18

    Dear All,

    For those who have an interest in timber framing:

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    (www.tfguild.org)

    parts 1 to 6 can be downloaded free. Also:

    http://tfguild.stores.yahoo.net/tifrbo.html

    The Standard for Design Of Timber Frame Structures can also be downloaded free. Lots of useful engineering stuff.

    Regards,
    Bob

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      Gidon Yuval
      last edited by 27 Apr 2008, 09:18

      Bob, thank you so much!
      What a great resource!
      πŸ˜„ πŸ‘ 😍

      If you don't know where you're going, you're never going to get there.

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        watkins
        last edited by 27 Apr 2008, 11:00

        Dear Gidon,

        My pleasure!

        By the way, where are you located in Israel? I spent a happy 6 months at Or-Haner http://www.jfqc.org/kibbutz2.htm in 1972 working as a volunteer. I remember the Kibbutz playing host to a group of Brazilians, and most of them attractive young women. Ahhh! Memories!!

        Regards,
        Bob

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          Gidon Yuval
          last edited by 29 Apr 2008, 12:16

          I'm in Tel-Aviv.
          It's a pity we don't have that much wood in Israel. Wood houses are rare in Israel because traditionaly, people built their homes from the materials they found around them and I this part of the world that means stone. But stone can't hold a candle to the insulating properties of wood and it's also much harder to work with. I wish we had vast forests of timber.
          Oh well 😒

          If you don't know where you're going, you're never going to get there.

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            SchreiberBike
            last edited by 8 May 2008, 18:05

            Bob, Those are fascinating to look over. It's like looking into the minds of the craftsmen who built up those techniques over thousands of years of trial and error, intuition and a bit of science.

            I don't anticipate building in timber frame, or even having access to timbers like that, but if I do, I'll know where to go.

            Thanks,

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              watkins
              last edited by 8 May 2008, 19:10

              John,

              Yes, it is great resource, and something to model when one wants to relax but cannot think of anything really useful to do.

              Regards,
              Bob

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