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Canadian wood products industries (1916)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 140

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he centre, and a small nail put throughthem at each end to prevent slipping when the glue starts to loosen up. Taking for granted that the bevel-led pieces for the backing have been prepared beforegluing the veneer, you should then proceed to bendthe veneer around the form, starting at one end… … Fig. 2. — Making a panelled elliptical arch. on the backing strips. These are glued down to theveneer, and also glued edge to edge. They are thenscrewed to the form, the screws passing the outsideedge of the stile, as shown in the section drawing,Fig. 4. After all the hacking strips are in place…

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