American carpenter and builder, august 1906 (1906)
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r. Dills sketch. Themethod is all right. It is quite likely Mr. Dill made hiswedges too large, which was the cause of the joints not clos-ing up. The tenon should be saw kerfed so as to guide thewedges true. Editor. * fterfing Ogee Moulding To the Editor: Wiconisco, Pa. I have noticed in some of… … Tig. Tig. Z. a circle. But enclosed you will find my method of workingthe ogee moulding, also how to kerf it after it is worked(to keep it up level). Fig. I is one-fourth of a circle with a five-foot radiuswhich the moulding is to go around. First we take a boardthe desired thickness of your…
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