It's worth a few minutes. Quite unique.

 

Edited September 11, 20169 yr by John Morris
added video link, orginal link was missing characters, video did not populate the topic

23 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

 

It's worth a few minutes. Quite unique.

 

https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=OMg46pwSIc0

Edited 7 minutes ago by Gene Howe

 

Gene, I only get "my" Recommended Videos when clicking on hyper-link???

It works on this end. It's a YouTube video. Usually, it starts right away.

Try this one.

https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=OMg46pwSIc0

Edited September 11, 20169 yr by Gene Howe

Doesn't work for me either, sorry

 

Steve

6 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

It works on this end. It's a YouTube video. Usually, it starts right away.

Try this one.

https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=OMg46pwSIc0

Sorry Gene, getting the same screen as before...My Recommended Videos (Youtube)

8 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

It works on this end. It's a YouTube video. Usually, it starts right away.

Try this one.

https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=OMg46pwSIc0

I got it...

 

add ss to the address after m. and before youtube while Gene's link is in your address bar..

https://m.ssyoutube.com/#/watch?v=OMg46pwSIc0

or go here and plug in the address and down load it as an MP.. http://en.savefrom.net/

 

17 minutes ago, Steve Krumanaker said:

Doesn't work for me either, sorry

 

Steve

it does too...

9 minutes ago, Stick486 said:

it does too...

 no, actually it doesn't

 

Steve

27 minutes ago, Stick486 said:

I got it...

 

add ss to the address after m. and before youtube while Gene's link is in your address bar..

https://m.ssyoutube.com/#/watch?v=OMg46pwSIc0

or go here and plug in the address and down load it as an MP.. http://en.savefrom.net/

 

adding the m.ss didn't work either...got it run by removing some script that showed in my search bar after clicking on link ..."desktop..." although it didn't run properly. Interesting though...I've got a similar book but a few years older I'll look up and scan some pics from it.

16 minutes ago, Steve Krumanaker said:

 no, actually it doesn't

 

Steve

did you try out what I posted earlier...

here's the MP4 of the video...

forgotten_joinery_techniques.mp4

1 hour ago, Stick486 said:

did you try out what I posted earlier...

here's the MP4 of the video...

forgotten_joinery_techniques.mp4

That is the only one worked for me.  All the others did not.

Looks like a nice joint.  Looks hard to achieve.

21 minutes ago, HandyDan said:

That is the only one worked for me.  All the others did not.

Looks like a nice joint.  Looks hard to achieve.

it isn't...

hardest part id getting the wedge the right length... it'll take a try or two...

that MP4 is loaded as an attachment and not a link....

think of it as a PDF in video...

Edited September 11, 20169 yr by Stick486

10 hours ago, HandyDan said:

That is the only one worked for me.  All the others did not.

Looks like a nice joint.  Looks hard to achieve.

 

Stick's MP4 was the only link that got me there, too.

 

These joints are interesting and I'm sure they probably HAD a practical use sometime in the past, but what would be the application(s) today?

Bill, I've used two. The mitered butt joint (without the dowels) for small boxes, and the wedged tenon for table and bench stretchers. I've seen the "board stretcher" joint used, on a much larger scale, by Amish barn builders and log home builders. It's probably not a joint needed in must shops, though.

Steve Newman would use a few, too. Likely, already has.

 

Here you go. Finally!

Just now, Gene Howe said:

Here you go. Finally!

Looks like you got it working Gene! That twern't so hard now was it?

No it twernt. Remembering is a different story. Glad the post in tutorials is saved.

5 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

No it twernt. Remembering is a different story. Glad the post in tutorials is saved.

We would not get rid of it, questions like those, and titled well, is what stays in our tutorials, it's a benefit to all. Thanks Gene!

I went ahead and edited the original Topic Gene.  And provided an explanation at the bottom.

Well, thanks John. I woulda done that but I run out of editing time.