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hello all Im new here and i wish that i can find what i need.
actuly i got homework(Im student in the college and learing about woodworking ect..),i got one of the parts telling me :
Other jonts methods
Names and tools requiredto join the wood (include imagesand explanations)
anyone can help me please as u can see my english isn't that good and to be honst i googled that (Other joints methods) but havn't got a clear answer, so please help me.
thanks in advance.
Suggest you try Google again. I just googled "wood joints" and got 6 million hits. Many complete with pics, descriptions etc.
Even the Wikipedia (which was one of the sites that came up first in the search made above) had over 15 different joints, with diagrams and photos.
OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'll pull my Head in after this.
Like some others we are doing the Legwork for them,
quite often they are VERY Newcomers.
That's not bad enough,
but I get a headache interpreting the "Text Messaging" language.
Wolfforce,
welcome if you decide to stay.
No! I not only am picking on you, but many who do same/similar and often expect more.
I've learnt to speak my mind where appropriate, [Maybe not to you so soon, but; HEY:rolleyes: ]
Other Forums [MotoGuzzi and BMW ECCA] are the same, so you're not alone.
If you decide to stay, Hope you do;
there is a LOT of information here, and Humour[But not from me;) :D ]
This is not having a go at Ivan personally but just a general comment on a little bit of ettiquette in these forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivan in Oz
I was going to delete this because I think it is an unwarrented statement.
People come here for help and by Wolfforces own admission he had tried a search. Not all people are familiar with computers and search engines. Not all people have English as their first language and for those that are in that category English would have to be one of the hardest languages to learn bar Mandarin.
They were not asking you to do their homework for them but where to source the information from.
A little humility goes a long way sometimes as does putting the boot on the other foot.
ahem... splutter... cough... choke on my own embarressment :o As one who has previously let rip at someone "new" and supposedly "nota habin henglish asa da first lingo" I will endeavor to act in the spirit of Robbos words :cool:
Wolfforce after doing what Stuart said and inserting the words "wood joints" into google (search engine as you know) I came up with thousands of sites... so here I will copy and past but the first few
Dixieline USA
UK mob
just scroll down a little to the list of joints
Another UK one
good do it yourself info
okay that should get you started and busy for awhile... "wood joints" will get a mere 6,200,000 hits... but type in "tools to join wood" and theres 17,500,000 hits :eek: ...hits being sites to click and visit as I think you also know... so even if we say there would be 25% false leads among those hits/sites thats still what?... A BLOODY LOT OF SITES!! with enough info to confuse any teacher lecturer or college professor for a month of Sundays! :D
Now not havin done my usual with Wolfforce I expect some appreciation for efforts shown with regard to the prize draws mate? ;) You agree?! Bloody beawdy see yer as soon as the tickets to Melborne arrive :cool: :D
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Originally Posted by Wild Dingo
When they do, call in and we can discuss some of these joints. :D
Peter.
Welcome wolfforce
Your question was other joints, this suggests you are already aware of some joints, if you this is true could you tell us what they are so we can give you more specific information, good luck with your studies.
You din't do a very good job of deletion . It is stil there. It doesn't matter though as I had even more difficulty understanding Ivan's English than I did wolfforce's.
Over a few coldies eh Peter!! :cool: No worries!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sturdee
Thats what I found Julian he was a bit unspecific so the links and advice given by all should see him right... unless hes requiring specific shyte then he will/wont come back and ask and we can tell him where to go eh! :cool: :eek: shyte I just realized what I wrote! ah well it stands :D
Read it again!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Willson
Godsake, is that where the splng and grmr origin8s. No kidding, really, I thought the standard of education must have gone seriously down the gurgler. It orta be banned in polite society (like this). Poll anyone?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivan in Oz
Ah yes, You WAS going to. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by
How come Wolfforce is shown having zero posts?
The computer probably didn't consider his post worth counting.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Daddles
Incidently Wolfforce last activity was on 18th Sep 2006 at 09:47 PM a few minutes after his post ( love the accuracy of the current computer date and time stamp :D ). He can't be too interested in our help.
Peter.
Agreed! I detest with some passion so called "texting 'spelling'" in ordinary use. As to grammar and punctuation (not that mine is necessarily first rate either)...Quote:
Originally Posted by MurrayD99
All new members are now monitored and moderated to try to decrease the amount of spam.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daddles
When they turn out to be genuine, then their membership is confirmed.
Incidentally, our new friend still has never returned.
No wonder we are becoming more sceptical.
StuartQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuart.
should the forum have an area called Help with homework and other studies where these sorts of posts could go?
I don't mind helping out, but by implication anyone who can find their way to the ubeaut forums knows the rudiments of on-line searching.
The "sticky" post at the top might suggest the questioneer try a Wikipedia search
and if the post didn't start "I've tried Wikipedia but it doesn't have the detail I need" then they can be ignored
ian