American carpenter and builder, august 1906 (1906)
American Carpenter and Builder Co. · American Carpenter and Builder Co. · leaf 70
ing such a large hole weakens the boardquite materially, small cleats on the underside run-ning across the grain may be fastened to good ad-vantage. Next, lay out the tenons which are to be made onthe ends of the rails. Place the four rails side byside, getting the ends even and square to the… … this line to the end of the piece. Square these linesentirely around each of the pieces, keeping the try-square handle against the working-face and joint-edge respectively while so doing. Set the gauge at one-eighth of an inch, Fig. 2, andgauge each side of each piece at each end. Nextset the gauge…
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