Bench work in wood; a course of study and practice designed for the use of schools and colleges (1888)
Goss, William Freeman Myrick, 1878- · Boston : Ginn · leaf 106
y the scriber in lining the material ; the rest shows the work of the saw. 149. Nailing (254-256). — The side and end pieces are tobe nailed, as shown by Fig. 169, three 6-penny casing nailsbeing used at each angle. When brought together, the piecesmust be flush — pretty nearly right will not do.… … starting a nail, the line represented by a must be placed acrossthe grain of the wood, so that the point will cut the fiberswhich are displaced. If the line b is placed across the grain,a few only of the fibers will be severed, and the others will besimply pressed apart by the inclined sides of the…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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