Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 359
e door or framing on the bench, andcut and nail two pieces of stuff between thehorns at each end, so as to keep the door solidfor planing. Clean the superfluous glue fromthe joints with a chisel, and try, smooth, andglasspaper the face side first. Now set thegauge to the thickness the door or… … Fig. 1103.—Wedging up a Two-panel Door. other^side, down to this gauge mark, inthe same way. Of course, this last processof gauging is unnecessary if all the stuff isthickened as planed; but for commonerwork the method described is often adopted.Do not shoot the edges or cut the horns offthe ends.…
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