On 10/23/2012 2:22 PM, Ed Foote wrote: > >>> For now, but they will eventually migrate in the block at the top > without support of some sort, be it the plate, plate bushings, or a > dense pinblock cap.Ron N hmm... Not convinced > > Me neither. I have more than a few of my blocks I see regularly, > (sometimes 50-100 times per year). I never wanted the pins rubbing on > the webbing, so I always drilled for centering in the hole. I don't see > these pins moving appreciably, certainly not enough to hit the plate. > Regards, It's not how many times a year you look, it's how many seasonal extremes they've been through. I don't understand why the concept of wood under compression crushing cumulatively with big humidity cycles is such a tough concept. Ron N
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