Sorry about that post, Michael.

I got it started and was interrupted before it was finished.

I suppose it was sent out '...scarce half made up...' when I shut the
computer off.





On Sat, 9 Jun 2007 17:12:03 -0400, "mike hide"
wrote:

IN actuality geometry was not on the throne at the time ,euclid was .
Messers Mortice and Tenon had similar theories and in the end formed a
strong bond with each other



"Tom Watson" wrote in message
.. .
Tertullian had the right of it, regardless of your particular take on
the quote

It is particularly informative in the regard of joinery - and more
particularly so in the regard of the relations between mortise and
tenon.

It would seem, on the face of it, that geometry would rule - however
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Tom Watson

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