Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 22
her all in one direction,as the backs of the chairs(Figs. 150 and 159), or thesides of the chairs (Figs. 124and 147), and those whichare forced together in twodirections, as the back of thechair (Fig. 146) and the backof the hall seat (Fig. 162). You will readily under-stand that the joints in… … i6 ELEMENTARY CABINETWORK All parts to be joined must first be dressed trueon one face and on one edge. Usually, the other twosurfaces are also jointed, yet this is sometimesomitted until after the parts are fastened together.In studying these forms of joining, we will consider■first the making of…
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