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• A Short History of Nails
  ...eek groups): a strong bias against the use of metal fasteners of any sort (nails, screws, rivets, etc.). I think some feel like it's a cheat. Like you could ...vive over the long haul. Even those amazing 18th Century pieces have a few nails here and there to hold those bold pieces of trim, they are just hiding it w
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• Hand Tool Research
  *[[A Short History of Nails|Nails]]
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• Woodworking Knowledgebase
  * [[A Short History of Nails]] - my article on nails ...0/on-nails Megan Fitzpatrick: On Nails] - an even better article on period nails than mine.
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• Essays
  * [[A Short History of Nails]] - Grew out of rabbit hole research during the ambry project
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• A Short History of Nails
  ...eek groups): a strong bias against the use of metal fasteners of any sort (nails, screws, rivets, etc.). I think some feel like it's a cheat. Like you could ...vive over the long haul. Even those amazing 18th Century pieces have a few nails here and there to hold those bold pieces of trim, they are just hiding it w
  30 KB (4,978 words) - 07:03, 10 January 2021
• Wood choice
  ...sunlight. So it grows broadly, gets blown around a lot, and may have BBs, nails, etc. This makes crappy boards.
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• Gallery of Project Photos
  File:Hammer and Nails.jpg|Some of the (Tremont Nail Co.) 8''d''Rosehead cut nails as I used in the project and the hand-forged hammer I used to drive them ho
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• Lejre Chest
  The thickness of the coffin wood can be calculated from the cleated nails at approximately 2cm for the sides and 3cm for the lid. ...aced at slightly different heights (which can be seen in fig 10.). All the nails are in the same positions as on the original chest and are cleated over on
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• Mid-career
  ...This is an 18^th Century form complete with reproduction forged nails.
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• Ambry
  * It has 3 shelves (one can be inferred by the nails, one seen at the bottom edge of the door and one seen at the bottom) * A hammer (for the nails)
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• Ambry Project References
  :An interesting summary of the use of nails and screws in historical furniture.
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