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  1. 23rd September 2008, 12:03 PM #1
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    Default Some Japanese joinery in use.

    Here is an interesting sight I came across in my travels.
    http://www.mastrowoodworking.com/index.htm
    Very nice work I reckon.
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    That splayed dovetail joint on the entry page is really inspiring. More organic than technical ... I think it would fit really well with anything art-deco, like Greene&Greene or Arts&Crafts stuff.

    I don't think my Dowelmax can do that
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    Thanks TeaLady.

    Now I am starting to think I might know what my Japanese friends mean when they are talking about the soul in the timber or the forest.

    That video is inspiring. Inspired craftsmen make such highly skilled tasks look so easy. One day .........

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