This illustrated catalog discusses the joinery in American traditional timberframed buildings of the past, showing common examples with variations as well as interesting regional deviations. It was written and drawn by architect and timber framer Jack Sobon under a grant from the National Park Service and the National Center for Preservation Technology, and appeared previously in a series of six articles in the Guild's quarterly journal, Timber Framing.
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This book is truly an inspiration. For the work within, is time tested true. There is truly no need to reinvent the wheel. This joinery gives an insight into our forefathers workmanship, and gives me shivers.
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