Verrill, A. Hyatt (Alpheus Hyatt), 1871-1954 · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 74
rs or for fastening uprights or cross-piecesin other timbers or scantling, It also makes anexcellent joint for mitred work. For joining finework such as furniture, drawers, cabinets, chests,etc., a form of joint known as the Dovetail iscommonly employed. There are many varietiesof dovetail joints,… … Fw.4 <bk; i=r ..u -i-H ^r. i-M 58 THE AMATEUR CARPENTER as neat and strong as any other is shown in Fig.6, and this, moreover, is fairly easy to make, asit consists of holes bored in the piece A whichare fitted over wooden pegs in the piece B. Inmaking any of these so-called mortised jointsyou…
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