Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 634
to know enough to pull the drawerright out and examine the inside of the case. A draw-er-bearer that was used in a factory where the writerwas employed for some time is shown at P> in thesketch. It is 1 % inches wide and the same thicknessas the case rails. It is checked out to fit snugly… … Form of construction suitable for cheap and medium grade case gocds. case rail A is then notched out as shown, with a shoul-der on one side to fit against the post, and on the otherto fit against the drawer bearer B. These two shoul-ders are cut, of course, on both ends of the case rails atone…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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