True; and compression.

Tushy.

Rude E

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Ah, but bending has a tension component.

cp

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> ][< mused:
>
>>So, now I am curious if a timber peg works like a rivet, in tension and
> sheer?<
>
> No heads. No tension. Shear and bending.
>
> Rude E
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