Exercises in wood-working, with a short treatise on wood; (1890)
Sickels, Ivin. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Appeton and company · leaf 97
isnecessary to sink the head flush with the surface, as at a, Fig. 4. The stub-mortise is extensively used in heavy machine-frames. Fig. 5 shows a blind-mortise, used in making furniture. Some-times the end of the tenon is spread with wedges, as at a, J, Fig. 6. Fig. 7 shows a form of stub-mortise… … 96 SIMPLE JOINTS. Exercise 14.—Construction of a Dovetail-Joint. Material.—Same pieces as before, with stub-mortise sawed off.Work.—To lay out and construct an end-dovetail-joint. Wherever oblique cuts are to be made, great care is necessary inmarking. Place the pieces in the position shown in Fig.…
Woodwork (Manual training) · Wood
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