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joining railway sleepers
What is the name of the giant staple shaped thing you can hammer into
adjacent timber baulks to keep them from spreading apart? Basically a bar pointed at both ends, and bent 90 degrees at both ends to form the staple shape, which is then hammered in across the join? I thought that they were called timber cramps, but googling fails to find them. AWEM |
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