Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 385
er the insertion of the top and bot-tom bead. Next rebate and bead theedges, and then, with a short thin chisel anda mallet, cut out the wider rebates at eachend, as shown at Fig. 1180. Take a pieceof board equal to about the thickness ofthe panel less the tongue which goes intothe plough groove,… … 1179.—Panel Gauged and Set Outready for Rebating. convenient when the mortising isto be done by a mortising machine. Whenhaving to mortise entirely by hand, manyjoiners prefer, before mortising, to trim thesplayed shoulders near to within the hues,considering it saving in labour. The stiles and…
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