Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 50
assist insizing them and avoid mistakes in centering andselecting the top end. Such legs should be so shapedthat the rungs may enter the larger parts of the pat-tern as shown in Fig. 20. Finishing Ends. As the ends of pieces are oftenquite conspicuous, the style of finishing them isvery important.… … Fig. 27. Chamferedend The methods of working all the forms are similar. Pencil lines should always be used instead of knife lines in laying out the ends for any of these forms of finish, as a knife line may remain visible after the end has been finished.All of these forms should be carefully…
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