Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 29
irely around each piece, as you do in making-a blindmortise and tenon. (Elementary Woodwork.) Set the marking gauge first, for the lines nearestthe face side and draw the lines for all the mortisesand for the tenons on the upper and lower rails.Then set the gauge for the lines farthest from theface… … MORTISES AND TENONS 23 and draw a line on one end of the piece. Lay theend on a mortise and see if the line is correct (Fig. 8).If it is not, adjust the gauge until the lines coincidewith those of the mortise, and then draw the remain-ing lines. A mortising gauge will avoid the troubleof so much…
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