On Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:59:08 -0800, the infamous "Lew Hodgett" scrawled the following:
Aye be gar! Spoken like a true non-land-lubber, it was.
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A steel file should round the tenons. There is a part next to the cheek that can be removed with a small sharp chisel. Generally a mortise is more difficult to make adjustments than a tenon.
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Tonight was a rerun of an outdoor teak love seat Norm built a few years ago.
Lots of M/T joints forming joints that were not 90 degrees.
How did he round over the tenons?
A 4-In-Hand rather than a flat bastard file, but the elbow grease was still there.
Lew
On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 09:36:39 -0600, the infamous Swingman scrawled the following:
for the shop? You go first class all the way.
I reckon so, but for us po folk...
P.S: I see the word "chord" in the referenced text there. You must have been thinking ahead to this conversation when you last used it. ;)
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I'm a musician by nature, what can I say ... one of those who sees triads in the birds sitting on various electrical lines.
It's a curse ...
On Wed, 16 Dec 2009 13:49:59 -0600, the infamous Swingman scrawled the following:
I don't think electrical line birdies resemble the Chinese Mafia at all.
-- Indifference to evidence: Climate alarmists have become brilliantly adept at changing their terms to suit their convenience. So it's "global warming" when there's a heat wave, but it's "climate change" when there's a cold snap. The earth has registered no discernable warming in the past 10 years: Very well then, they say, natural variability must be the cause. But as for the warming that did occur in the 1980s and 1990s, that plainly was evidence of man-made warming. Am I missing something here? --Brett Stephens, WSJ Opinion 12/09/09
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