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through history...

this Greek people powered war ship called the Trireme and saw service for about 200 years... it was built using pegged M&T joinery...
Thought that this might be of some interest to you woodworkers....
floating Tenons.....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trireme

lots on YouTube...
https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...+greek+trireme

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    Only goes to show, that, there isn't much new under the sun when it comes to woodworking. Old methods are still being used in one way or another.

     

    Just think, you can now buy a $1000 Festool to cut floating tenons just like the Greeks did by hand!

     

    Bill

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    Wonder how they'd do something like this....

     

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    ...work of art...both...

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    Imagine that...floating tenons on a ship.:lol:

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    17 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

    Imagine that...floating tenons on a ship.:lol:

    You a funny man :lol:

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    21 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

    Imagine that...floating tenons on a ship.:lol:

     

    ...good one...  LMAO

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    2 hours ago, Gene Howe said:

    Imagine that...floating tenons on a ship.:lol:

    GROAN........

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    Kinda expedited a SNORK out of the one.... 

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