Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 717
for ideas and put themto a test. There is one way of veneering edges on topswhich will reduce the cost considerably and does notcost a great deal to install. We all know that veneer-ing tops on the ends and edges after they have beensquared up is generally a slow process, usually donewith clamps.… … Korm for Veneering Edges of Tops pieces for each top, to be 10 in. longer than longest topmade. Holes to be bored in these pieces, A, largeenough to slip easily over iron rods. Allowance musthe made in boring holes for two pieces, B, one at eachend, 1^2 in. square and long enough to cover end…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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