Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press · leaf 141
rub the box back and forth on it.The danger hereis of roundingover the cor-ners, as at Aand B, Fig. 191.Next plane upthe top and thebottom of thebox, remember-ing to choose the better looking piece for the top. If the top is to be affixed with a butt joint, as in Fig. 186 A, it may well be thinned… … Fig. 191. Danger of rounding the corners, as at A., B. 142 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION IN WOOD to fit the butt jointed top to the exact size of the box, but plane onlythe two faces. It can be dressed off after it is glued on. If the top is to be rabbeted into the sides and ends, as in Fig.186, B, these…
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