Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 104
relength of the rail as is sometimes madeto save expense in machine-made work.The buttons should be similar in num-ber and locationto the cornerirons, as the screw fasteningsshould be also (Figs. 81 and82). The holes in the rails forscrews should be considerablylarger than the shanks of thescrews… … Fig. 80. Bor-ing for screws 98 ELEMENTARY CABINETWORK screws, first bore through from the top of the rail(Fig. 80). After this hole has been bored, anothermay be bored (Fig. 81), or a place for the head of the screw may be cut witha gouge (Fig. 82.) This isprobably the best form offastening,…
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