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How the Internet Began In ancient Israel, it came to pass that a trader by the name of Abraham Com did take unto himself a young wife...

Interestingly I dug one up very similar this time last year I found it buried under a dead privet hedge that would have have been about...

Recently while digging a hole for a new fence post I pulled out what looked like a flat brick . Turns out it was a axe ( hatchet) head...

Great work Stuart keep it up.

Far from starting, this is most likely my last build @ 4.5 ft long - no room for any more. First planking complete, now on with the second.

Artificial intelligence presents a "vast potential" for rejuvenating UK public services, Prime Minister said on Monday. Courtesy of the...

I built this piece in the style of a traditional machinist's chest using ash and Sapele. I resawed the Sapele and the ash from some...

It took a while but the guard is in place! I've replaced the rollers, and found the cause of the nut coming undone when switching off...

I have to disagree with clenching with the grain as it does in fact promote splitting of the board.

Should that be Face not race.

Lewis, A point I forgot to make was old nails of that time period would be cut nails ie: tapered rectangle shape so if you bent them...

Welcome Lewis, I have come across these before I just called them strap hinges most were screwed through but I have seen some nailed...

There where many of them hidden away under floors hanging from rafters just to guide the wire not much tension from room to room, in the...

I have seen similar used out of sight in large old houses to carry a servants bell wire, in the main rooms they were more elaborate...

Yes of course they have a flat sides to clamp up to your plates and nut on the shaft and you can put different spaces on for different...