Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 306
ame, as isthe thickness of the tennon and depth of mortice.So also with the raising of panels and the variousshapes and designs of moldings used for trimming, so CANADIAN WOODWORKER <7 that.what actual laying out is necessary is confined tothe designation of the positions of the various joints.… … r/a. -a. Proportioning and laying out doors. rule, however, the location of each mortice and tenon,which affects directly the fit and strength of the dooris either marked directly on the piece by a marking ma-chine, or the fits are located by very carefully setgauges. It may be of interest to those…
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