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Mission furniture: how to make it part two (1910)

H.H. Windsor · Popular Mechanics Co. · leaf 89

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er—butt hinges being used. If well made, the chest is practically airtight.The interior is all of red cedar, while the effect ofthe exterior in combining the light oak and thered cedar is striking. he a..*vrsebe % bould be r _ A TOOL FOR MAKING MORTISES In the construction of mission furniture… … Boring Holes for Tenons Take a block of wood, A, the exact thickness ofthe piece B to be mortised, and with an auger borea hole, the same size as the width of the mortiseto be made, exactly parallel to the sides of theblock. This can best be done on a drill press or awood boring machine. If no…

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