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  • Curves and the art of timber framing

    April 05th, 2013

    Oak frame curves If timber framing was all about rigid straight lines; square, level, plumb and perpendicular, it would be […]

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  • Podgers!

    March 29th, 2013

    Podgers in timber framing Podgers, or framing pins, are tapered steel pins that mimic the form and job of an […]

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  • The Humble Pencil

    March 22nd, 2013

    Friday afternoon musings about timber framing – ‘The Jowl Post’ The Pencil in carpentry Perhaps not the most glamorous of […]

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  • Draw Pegging or Draw Boring

    March 15th, 2013

    Draw Pegging in timber framing Draw Pegging is a nifty (and of course historic) way of getting timber frame joints […]

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  • Queen Post Truss‏

    March 08th, 2013

    The Queen Post Truss in timber framing A truss is effectively a large triangle that serves to support the roof […]

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  • Braces

    March 01st, 2013

    Timber frame musings – ‘The Jowl Post’BRACES IN TIMBER FRAMING Sartorially designed to stop your trousers from falling down, braces […]

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  • Pegs or ‘tree nails’

    February 28th, 2013

    Timber frame musings – ‘The Jowl Post’ PEGS FOR TIMBER FRAMING Pegs or “tree nails” are used to hold joints […]

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  • Scarfed Joint

    February 15th, 2013

    Friday afternoon musings about timber framing – ‘The Jowl Post’ The Scarfed Joint in timber framing Timbers can only be […]

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  • Joists in oak timber framing

    February 12th, 2013

    Friday afternoon musings about timber framing – ‘The Jowl Post’ Joists Joists are the horizontal timbers at first floor level […]

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  • Mortice and Tenon joint

    February 12th, 2013

    Friday afternoon musings – ‘The Jowl Post’ Mortice and Tenon joint – this is the most common joint in timber […]

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  • English Tying Joint

    February 12th, 2013

    Friday afternoon musings – ‘The Jowl Post’ English Tying Joint – the most important joint in oak timber framing Ingenious […]

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  • Funky Fotos

    January 04th, 2012

    Oak Frame ideas for your home Here are a selection of images that show off the range of colour, texture […]

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