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Left: some joinery details: inside a dormer post Below: The Larder/Warren house in Falmouth NS. See if you can find the unusual joint in the photo on the right. McQuarrie timber frame. Left: First bent being lifted up. In the zoomer you can note the 2x10 temporary "strongbacks & clamps" The
rafter/post connection is supported "just in case". The
bent will never encounter Right: Here we are tying the last bent to connecting girts, top plates, and braces. In the zoomer, you can see a spike in a brace peg hole, which allows us to make adjustments without letting the brace fall out. Left: from the Greenwich Prow raising in Gabarus, Cape Breton. In the zoomer you can see:
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