From: "mommoteandcoyote" 
To: "Ulhas Deshpande" 
Cc: 
Reply-To: "mommoteandcoyote" 


Ulhas wrote:

Thanks Coyote.
 ulhas
 PS : Isn't a Coyote a 'desert wolf'?


Ulhas,

Nah, not a wolf.  A totally unique member of the canine family. Coyotes are
native to the States west of the Mississippi River. They are *not* a rare
or protected animal. They are smart and don't need a government subsidy to
survive.  They are not easily seen but always there. they will not attack
humans, but they are defenders,and will protect their mate and young.  They
are survivalists and are very good at it,  They are monogamous, they mate
for life. when you see a pack of them together. It's actually a family,
Dad, Mom, and the pups.You seldom see them though, but at night when the
family gets together under the stars you can hear them as, together, they
all sing to the moon.  "Song Dogs"

Talk with you soon,
Coyot‚


----- Original Message -----
From: "Ulhas Deshpande" 
To: "mommoteandcoyote" 
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 12:29 AM Subject: Re: ATM RE: Truss Tube Joinery


> Thanks Coyote.
> ulhas
> PS : Is'nt a Coyote a 'desert wolf'?
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "mommoteandcoyote" 
> To: "Ulhas Deshpande" 
> Cc: 
> Sent: Friday, 17 January, 2003 00:39
> Subject: Re: ATM RE: Truss Tube Joinery
>
>
> > Ulhas,
> >
> > Biscuits are little flat "football" shaped affairs. 
About  60mm long
20mm
> > or so wide and 4 or 5mm thick.  They are made of a wood composite and
have
> > good tensile and sheer strength.  To use them requires a special hand
> power
> > tool which cuts a negative mortise or slot of the biscuits side profile
on
> > both pieces you wish to join.  All ya do is slap a little glue on the
> > biscuit, and on the surface of your joint, place the biscuit in one
> mortise,
> > align it with the other slot, squeeze the two pieces together and clamp.
> > Viola!  A biscuit Joint!
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Talk with you soon,
> > Coyot‚
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

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