Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 346
savailable, than by using a rebate plane andtrying plane. The beads should next bestuck. Usual sizes are : for the inside, J in.to f in. ; for the outside, J in. to f in. In fitting the tenon it will be seen (Fig.1056) that this projects both into the rebate DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES. 319 and stop part… … Fig. 1049. Fig. 1049.—Joint at A (Fig. 1062), showing Bare-faced Double Tenons. Fig. 1050.—Jointat B (Fig. 1062) showing Barefaced DoubleTenons. Fig. 1051.—Joint at C (Fig. 1062). or so in, and then the parts c and d arecut so as to butt against the correspondingparts on the head, as shown at c and…
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