Exercises in wood-working, with a short treatise on wood; (1890)
Sickels, Ivin. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Appeton and company · leaf 117
s ready for use in thepositions shown in Fig. 5. The pieces are now warmed, the tenons and mortices glued, theparts pressed together and placed in the hand-screws, which aretightened sufficiently to close the joints but not bend in the sides.The gluing process should be performed quickly, and the… … 116 COMPOUND JOINTS. Exercise 24.—Finishing the Box. Work.—1. Examine and prepare the smoothing-plane for finishing. 2. Smooth and plane flat the bottom edge of the sides, and glue on the bottom piece. 3. Smooth the joints and sides. Kemove and sliarpen the iron of the smoothing-plane. Ex-amine the…
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