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

H.H. Windsor · Popular Mechanics Co. · leaf 95

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er. Finish with a mixture of oiland a little pulverized rotten stone. CUTTING TENONS WITH A HAND-SAW This home-made tool will be a great help in theconstruction of mission furniture. With its use,tenons may be entirely cut with a saw, discardingthe use of a chisel and mallet. The device consistsof… … Sawing Tenons thickness equal to the piece to be cut from the sideof the tenon. The piece C is fastened to A and Bwith small cleats at their upper ends. The spacebetween B and C should be wide enough for theblade of a saw to run through easily, and also longenough to take in the widest part of the…

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