Duck Pond Redneckery


Bored, huh?
Yep.
don't matter how it's spelt.......

he still took a picture of it.......

and here we go, many more to follow.
Yep.

Here's a practice joint.

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No nails or screws.

Them oak dowels are 2" deep. All joined surfaces were coated with Titebond III glue. I even coated the insides of the dowel holes using a Q-tip.

I clamped & glued the miter faces first, waited 3 hours and then drilled it for the dowels.

That way everything is perfectly aligned and there are no conflicting stresses anywhere in the joint. So when stress is applied, the stress will be uniform throughout the joint.

I figure this joint is stronger than the wood it's joining.
 
Yep.

Yep.

Here's a practice joint.

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No nails or screws.

Them oak dowels are 2" deep. All joined surfaces were coated with Titebond III glue. I even coated the insides of the dowel holes using a Q-tip.

I clamped & glued the miter faces first, waited 3 hours and then drilled it for the dowels.

That way everything is perfectly aligned and there are no conflicting stresses anywhere in the joint. So when stress is applied, the stress will be uniform throughout the joint.

I figure this joint is stronger than the wood it's joining.
Looks nice and pointless.
 
Yep.

Yep.

Here's a practice joint.

View attachment 87796

View attachment 87795

No nails or screws.

Them oak dowels are 2" deep. All joined surfaces were coated with Titebond III glue. I even coated the insides of the dowel holes using a Q-tip.

I clamped & glued the miter faces first, waited 3 hours and then drilled it for the dowels.

That way everything is perfectly aligned and there are no conflicting stresses anywhere in the joint. So when stress is applied, the stress will be uniform throughout the joint.

I figure this joint is stronger than the wood it's joining.
You guys roll your joints all wrong.

 
I had a 67 F100 the same color. 3 in the tree with 6 in a row to make it go, which I eventually changed out with a 289. Was a good truck…..
This is a 77.

Also 3 on the tree with 6 in a row to make it go, but it's a 300. If you pulled yours out to pop in a 289, then I'm assuming your six was a 240?

I read some article a while back that said the 3 most bulletproof American made engines ever built were the Ford 300, the Dodge 225 slant six, and the Jeep 4 liter straight 6.

My first truck had a slant 6 and it was indestructible. No balls, but it took a beating & never blew up.
 
This is a 77.

Also 3 on the tree with 6 in a row to make it go, but it's a 300. If you pulled yours out to pop in a 289, then I'm assuming your six was a 240?

I read some article a while back that said the 3 most bulletproof American made engines ever built were the Ford 300, the Dodge 225 slant six, and the Jeep 4 liter straight 6.

My first truck had a slant 6 and it was indestructible. No balls, but it took a beating & never blew up.
None of those engines have enough power for the driver to hurt it. 👍
 

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