Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 249
rk this muntinmerely has a tenon as long as the depth of the plowgroove in the rail and is slipped into place the sameas the panels. All the mortises shown in Fig. 5 areblind ones; that is, they the cut only part way throughas indicated by the dotted lines, and of course the pro-jecting ends of the… … CANADIAN WOODWORKER 25 ing the mortises, which being so close to the end areliable to break out during the process of cutting. The panels of the desk are of the same thicknessas the framing and are worked so as to come flush onthe inside and show a raised panel on the outside.This, however, entails…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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