Exercises in wood-working, with a short treatise on wood; (1890)
Sickels, Ivin. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Appeton and company · leaf 113
es the face-edge; from this theopposite edge is gauged and planed. The top and bottom may be put aside without planing untilthe other pieces are glued together. Plane to 6^ wide, carefully measure and mark with the knifethe length, 8, of the front and back pieces, and saw accuratelywith the… … 112 COMPOUND JOINTS. Exercise 22.—Laying out and cutting the Dovetails. Material.—Front and back pieces of the dovetailed box.Work.—Marking and cutting the mortises. The pieces are marked with a sharp pencil on both sides andedge f from the ends, as at a, a, Z», J, Fig. 1. Or the pieces arebrought…
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