University of Leeds. Library · London : Fleetway House · leaf 663
1 J in. down from the top of the back, but the thickness of the wood must be carefully measured so that the groove can be cut the exact width. The two parts are cut apart, the ends trimmed smooth with a sharp chisel, the corners removed in the same wray, and the hole bored for hanging. The shelf is… … several tooth brushes T PLATE. Steel or iron plates in shape resembling the letter T are sometimes employed to strengthen the joints of woodwork. They are arranged in pairs, one on either side of the joint, and bolted right through the timbers, holes being provided in the wood and the plates for…
Handicraft · Dwellings · Needlework
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