Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 410
the sides that are to be glued. All m Fig. 1254.— Method of Securing Veneer for CircularDoor. these joints are secured by means of screwsor nails (screws preferred), care being takenthat they are not in the way of the morticesand tenons. Panels, etc., of Circular Doors.—The panelsmay be got out in… … Fig. 1255.—Joint of Lock Rail of Circular Door. The stiles call for little remark beyond thesetting out of the mortices, which are indi-cated by dotted lines (Fig. 1248), wherethe rail is broken away to show the tenonin position, wedged. The rails and panelsmay be cleaned off to the template and…
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