Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 345
e 318 CAEPENTRY AND JOINERY. 1046), and the hole in the tenon as indi-cated by the circle d, partly shown bydotted line. It will be noticed that theend of the tenon (Fig. 1046) projects slightlyand is also chamfered off. This allows thetenon to enter the mortice easily, and theprojection allows a… … Fig. 1047.—Preparing Beaded Stop. to;the breadth of the stop, and gauging asshown at a (Fig. 1047). A J-in. or f-in.bead is next planed along the edge, formingas shown. A saw-cut is now made just out-side the gauge line (Fig. 1047), then theedge is planed just down to the line. Anyprojection left…
Carpentry · Joinery
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