Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 358
e railscan be regulated to these by a blow or twoon their outer edge. This knocking may alsobe necessary to close the shoulders betweenthe rails and muntins. Then, dipping thetrimmed and pointed wedges in the glue,insert them just tight. It is then usualto drive the outer wedge, c or d\(Fig.… … Fig. 1102.—Mulleting Panels. Framing.—This is a two-handed job, andto carry it through the services of a mateon the other side of the bench will be neces-sary. Clear away all tools, etc., lay somescantling across the bench, place the dooron these (see Fig. 1103, which shows thewedging up of a…
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