Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 357
,mark with lead pencil as many wedges asthese portions will allow, as shown, and cutthem down ; then, in cutting along thehaunching lines with a bow saw, thesewedges will fall out, and, when trimmedand pointed, can be utilised for wedging upthe tenons, and will be the exact thicknessnecessary to… … Fig 1101.—Method of Fixing Rails in Screw forstarting Saw Kerf of Tenons. be left for several months with advantage,and, if kept dry, all shrinkage would takeplace while all the shoulders were free. Onwedging up, it would be thoroughly seasoned,and would remain a good job throughout itsordinary…
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