cladking Wrote:
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>
> Certainly this can account for the "optical
> precision" of many
> of the joints but this can't account for all of
> them. All the
> seems in all the passages can not possibly have
> come from the
> same block. Indeed, it seem unlikely that even a
> small fraction
> did unless it was intentional and why would it be
> intentional if
> they could fit blocks with so closely anyway.
>


No, it really isn't that hard to do. You put two stone surfaces, rough-cut flat, next to each other. You then run your slab saw down the space between them. This will move them "that" much closer to each other. Keep doing that until you have them slab sawed as if they were originally cut from the same block.



> When you consider that the cuts aren't even at
> right angles then
> it implies a lot of dressing taking place on site.
>
>

A slab saw knows no difference in the angle it cuts.

Anthony

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