Upham, Arthur Aquila, 1853- [from old catalog] · New York and Chicago, E. L. Kellogg & co. · leaf 41
workin hard wood, and requires a skilful workman to bore theholes all in the same direction. Fourth Method—With a \ bit bore one hole ne&r theblind end. With a fine back-saw cut down as in the first 38 LESSONS IN WOOD- WORKING. method. The fourth method is very common. It is cus-tomary when the… … tenon slips into the mortise with the pressure of the hand,and this joint should be practised upon till a good jointcan be made. Carpenters are accustomed to leave thetenon a little longer and plane it off flush after it is inplace. Examination of the joint will show that the squaremarks did not…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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