Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 341
Fig. 1030.—Slot Mortice and Tenon Joint betweenHead and Jamb. very simple. After the jambs are made andfitted, they should be draw-bored for draw-pinning ; the process is often termed draw-boring. This is done by boring through thecheeks of the mortice as indicated at Fig.1031, using a J-in. or… … Fig. 1031.—Method of Bering for Draw-pinning. and a marking awl (or pricker) is used in thehole of the cheek to make a mark in the tenonas indicated at a (Fig. 1031), where it willbe seen that this mark is_made againstJ}he side of the hole of the cheek and on a lineabout 45 degrees from the centre.…
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