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For a while, I've been making a Viking style chest - six boards, the sides and ends are trapazoids, floor is mortised into the ends, etc. However, even the...
6 Oct 21, 2005
9:30 pm

Hall, Hayward
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Does any one know how the windmills were geared? or referances to start looking? James Cunningham I have the grind stones but no wind mill. ... From:...
12 Oct 21, 2005
8:22 pm

James W. Pratt, Jr.
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Greetings, My second need is hopefully simpler, but of a greater numerical quantity. The lance bodies from the previous e-mail will be re-used over and over,...
11 Oct 19, 2005
11:11 pm

Terafan Greydragon
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... When you say period saw, what do you mean? (We'd all love the URL of a website with pictures!) The frame saw* seems to not have changed much in the last...
9 Oct 18, 2005
5:05 am

James W. Pratt, Jr.
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... My understanding (and to my embarresment I cannot remember where I got this from) was that they were definitely cut-on-the-pull because it wasn't possible...
1 Oct 17, 2005
10:10 am

Robert Hook
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Hi List, I'm looking at authenticating up my encampment furniture. While power tools are fast and easy i want to start doing things by hand. I also want to...
9 Oct 14, 2005
6:53 pm

James W. Pratt, Jr.
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... If he's actually planing it, it should look like very nice modern (or medieval) timber when he's done with it. If it doesn't he should re-examine his...
3 Oct 13, 2005
9:19 pm

Conal O'hAirt Jim...
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I have got the lathe into the basement and I've looked closer at the motor on it and I am a woodworker.... ...not an electrician I'm gonna up-load a copy of...
6 Oct 13, 2005
9:16 am

sancoeur
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Hello, I just wanted to say hi to all the members. My name is Lord Angino Di Vincenzo. Im from the Kingdom of the West in the barony of Westermark. I hope I...
13 Oct 12, 2005
12:45 am

Joseph Hayes
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I added plans for a weighted banner stand I hope you might find useful. http://www.freewebs.com/lordrhys/Index.html Sand filled base for indoor or outdoor use....
1 Oct 9, 2005
5:38 pm

Dan Baker
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Woodwork magazine has an article in the new issue on construction of Savonarola-style chairs. With patterns, I haven't gone through it yet, but thought...
1 Oct 7, 2005
3:14 am

Tim Bray
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Another topic - Tools. What came into existance where and when. With references to paintings, illuminations and artifacts. Another another topic - Woods....
13 Oct 2, 2005
2:47 pm

Ralph Lindberg
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I don't have any documentation for it at this time, but it is my recollection that Beech woods were the common workshop of European bodgers. Bodgers being...
1 Sep 30, 2005
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Craig Robert Pierpont
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WooHoo!!!! It's a new Woodcraft store in West Michigan!! http://www.woodcraft.com Can we say 8000+ tools and supplies under one roof?? (drool) Can we say...
1 Sep 29, 2005
1:22 am

Dan Baker
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Dovetail used in Medieval History http://www.mkheritage.co.uk/rct/rcarch1.html Rectory Cottages, near the parish church at Bletchley, contains a rare secular...
2 Sep 28, 2005
11:59 pm

Gary Halstead
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hay all just wanted to say thank you for your help I will be looking into all the stuff you all sent me. And also thanks for the tip on the paperwork for...
1 Sep 28, 2005
11:36 pm

william
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Hello all, Im trying to find resorces on the history of the dove tail joint to see if it is period. I think it is. I would just like to have some paper work...
9 Sep 27, 2005
9:06 pm

jehan.yves
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I just added a few photos of our new Gothic Inspired collapsible mortise and tenon camp chairs. Unfortunately the group is VERY close to the 30MB max space on...
1 Sep 27, 2005
8:07 pm

Trevor Payne
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You can always look at 'phase inverters'... see:...
4 Sep 25, 2005
5:25 pm

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Looking for a sign stand for an event. Needs to hold about a 20 inch square sign and be 6 to 7 feet tall. I would prefer something period if anyone has seen...
1 Sep 25, 2005
11:47 am

Dan Baker
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Part of the difference between modern wood and older wood is that, often, modern wood grows faster becasue it's not deep in a forest somewhere competeing for ...
1 Sep 23, 2005
12:42 pm

Avery Austringer
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Something a bit different today. <http://www.timberframersguild.org/> I was watching an old Woodwright&#39;s Shop episode in which Roy Underhill was visiting the...
2 Sep 23, 2005
11:09 am

Jon Terris
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Brian some time ago there was some talk about plans for your recliner, have you worked out any yet? if you have I would like to know how you made it recline ...
1 Sep 23, 2005
3:10 am

Brian Tychonski
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Master William, The trick with carving a coarse grained wood like oak is to size the design of your carving to fit the grain. Some amazingly detailed stuff has...
1 Sep 23, 2005
3:01 am

Brian Tychonski
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Which is the preferred oak: white oak or red oak. I will be doing a bunch of straight cuts, and a buttload of carving. Master Will ...
22 Sep 22, 2005
7:37 pm

Dan Baker
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Master William, While there is some variation between wood from different trees, in my experience, Red oak is considerably lighter than White and in most...
2 Sep 22, 2005
6:16 pm

Bill McNutt
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m'Lord Broadaxe do you happen to have pictures? I'm liking that you are telling me this general idea works! :) As to the CalKing situation... well' i'm 6'5"...
2 Sep 22, 2005
1:42 am

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Please contact me off list. I am working on designing a closet that is transportable. If you know the dimensions that you kneed it would be helpful. Lord Iain...
1 Sep 22, 2005
12:50 am

Brian Tychonski
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... Why not? Is it not written in the New Testament how "All the disciples were in one accord ...." Baron Johann, running rapidly for cover...
4 Sep 21, 2005
4:19 pm

Joel
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Conal O'hAirt Jim Hart <baronconal@...<mailto:baronconal@...>> Subject: Re: rope bed that would fit in car... <<I can't see the file.... A hinge at...
3 Sep 21, 2005
1:34 pm

Trevor Payne
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