HP-26-F13
Beech fork
Uncovered, elsewhere on campus No QR tag fixed yet
Photographs
Identity and source
- What it is
- Beech forkEObserved by eye
- Quantity
- 1MMeasured
- Where it is now
- Uncovered, elsewhere on campusNot yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui ZhangEObserved by eye
- Woodchip Barn number
- Locating holes and machined faces
- noneMMeasured
| Node | What is known | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Earlier origin | Unknown. Every scanned Woodchip Barn fork was drilled with locating holes; this piece carries none, and its model, set against the published elevations of the five unused forks, matched none of them | Reconstructed from photographs or remains |
| Lying near the old Woodchip Barn site | Came back with the dormant pile | Reported, unverified |
| Retrieved by telehandler | Measured | |
| Dormant pile | Measured |
The chain breaks at the first node. Last known: found in the dormant pile brought back from beside the old Woodchip Barn site.
Condition
- Dimensions and geometry
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- Moisture content
- Stable enough that no kiln drying was needed before useNot yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui ZhangMMeasured
- Rot and defects
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- Visual assessment
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- Photographs
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
Processing
- Basis
- Location given by the tutor and the forester
- What changed
- Moved from beside the old Woodchip Barn site to campus
- Result
- Dormant pile on site
- Basis
- Each piece modelled from every side while still unworked
- What changed
- Nothing removed
- Result
- Model of this piece
- Basis
- Across the pile while it lay sheeted by the sawmill shelter
- What changed
- Nothing removed
- Result
- Stable; no kiln drying needed before use
- Basis
- Rot and open cracks read from the scan models and photographs, checked up close
- What changed
- Nothing removed
- Result
- Dated condition
- Basis
- A first set of holes and no milled faces means one of the five the publications name as unused (08_A03, 08_A13, 10_E01, 10_E07, 11_A29); two sets with milled faces means one of the twenty built; no holes at all means the piece is not from the Woodchip Barn
- What changed
- Nothing removed
- Result
- Attribution for this piece
- What changed
- Pile cleared from the sawmill shelter
- Result
- Now uncovered elsewhere on campus; earlier values keep their dates and the present state is not yet re-measured
Annotation
7 entries carry a source; 9 cells are blank, each with its kind of gap and the person who would have to supply it.
- Sourced
granularity,location,machining_state,moisture,quantity,wb_confidence,what- defects
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- dimensions
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- geometry file
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- location date
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- moisture date
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- origin chain
- Chain breaks hereTo be supplied by: no one now living can supply thisLast known: Found in the dormant pile brought back from beside the old Woodchip Barn site
- photos
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- visual note
- Not yet recordedTo be supplied by: Zhirui Zhang
- wb fork id
Model
What this piece has been
Not from the Woodchip Barn. What it was before the dormant pile is not known, and no line of evidence now open reaches further back.
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