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In late October 1716 Jacob Arend, a journeyman cabinetmaker, was 28 years old and at a crossroads. He and his fellow journeyman, Johannes Witthalm, had recently finished work on a writing cabinet. They both worked for Servacius Arend, Jacob’s older brother and the cabinetmaker to the court of Würzburg in Germany. The writing cabinet was a masterpiece…
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Geomembranes serve as critical elements in construction projects, offering essential barriers for containment and protection. However, their successful installation relies on precision and robust tools. Among these, the sledgehammer emerges as a potent tool, ensuring secure and durable installations. In this article, we delve into the significance of the sledgehammer in geomembrane installation, addressing key questions surrounding its usage.
Precision and Safety Unveiled: The Crucial Role of Lifting Equipment in Modern Industries
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Copperplate Prints Now Available for Ordering –
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A Rhode Island Furniture Exhibit, Regional Furniture Studies & Databases –
Joint Stool or Table, 1720-1750, maker unknown. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. “From colonial times and into the 19th century, every town and hamlet in Rhode Island supported woodworking shops along main streets and wharves and in farmstead backyards. The artisans developed regional styles; every few miles, different floral and striped patterns became popular…