Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 366
o wide and Vginch deep should be made with rabbet plane. Theouter edges may be Square, rounded, or bevelled. When the checker-board is removed from its finalgluing, this moulding is to be mitred and fitted aboutit as in making a picture frame. Before doing this,remove all glue from edges with a… … THE CHECKER-BOARD 337 as the rabbet, either piain or built up, should bepr epared. This strip, as well as the rabbet, may be omittedentirely, but should the frame be of the same materialas one of the woods used in the checker-board it isnecessary, and in any case it addsa finish to the work that is…
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