Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press · leaf 80
andscrews and pull out the brads. The brad holes can be closed upby wetting them and placing a hot iron on them. This, by the way,is a good method of closing up all surface bruises where the fibersthemselves are not broken. Finally cut the miters and proceed asbefore. 80 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION IN… … Fig-. 91. Improvised molding scraper. sembling. In this case, before rabbeting take care to trim off with achisel the arrises at the corners of the frame so that they will notsplinter off. See above, p. 44, Fig. 26. Of essentially the same construction as a picture-frame, are theglass bottomed…
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