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Hi Sibelian!!
no need to worry, i plan to trapease all over the board.
I haven't the slightest idea what that means. It sounds painful.
Was it finger-jointing that led you to fold the ferret?
its not painful at all, or at least in theory. My body likes to disagree, but it doesnt know what its talking about.
Finger jointing in when the ends of the blocks are cut to have finger-like protrusions (thus the name). then two boards with ends like this can be jointed together by intertwining the "fingers" and gluing them in place. these boards are often used as studs in cheap architecture. I dont actully finger-joint boards, just modify them to fit the requirements.
there are alot of different styles of finger jointing, here is one of them:
as for the ferret i was quite ignorant of these little creatures at the time and was trying to get it back into the cage... |
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