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engineering dat on traditional joinery vs. mechanical fasteners #4355 04/05/02 07:05 AM
Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 1 california R romeo Member
romeo Member R Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 1 california	I live in California and I am trying to gather stats on the strength of mortis and tenon and dovetail joints vs. plates and bolts. If anyone knows of any studies or publications that could provide some clarification I would appreciate it. We live in a seismic four area and I am wondering if the codes will allow a strictly traditional construction. thanks

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engineering dat on traditional joinery vs. mechanical fasteners	romeo	04/05/02 07:05 AM
Re: engineering dat on traditional joinery vs. mechanical fasteners	Dick Schmidt	04/08/02 05:38 PM
Re: engineering dat on traditional joinery vs. mechanical fasteners	piller	04/08/02 06:49 PM
Re: engineering dat on traditional joinery vs. mechanical fasteners	Dick Schmidt	04/10/02 04:34 PM

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