Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 244
y be done by rubbing with theveneering hammer (Fig. 4) or by cauls; if a smallsurface is required the hammer is very convenient, ifthe veneer is slightly damped on top and the glue pro-perly heated, and the work done quickly a satisfactoryjob generally results. If a large surface has to be… … Inlaid table top. exhibited at Beith Arts and Crafts Exhibition, 1909, gainingbronze medal. determine whether it is properly laid. If dull in soundthis will denote that there is glue beneath it, thereforeit must be heated with the iron and rubbed out whenthe sound will now appear hard and solid.…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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