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Fifty lessons in wood working (1892)

Upham, Arthur Aquila, 1853- [from old catalog] · New York and Chicago, E. L. Kellogg & co. · leaf 52

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nd in the second being heldin a vise. Next try to make a mitre-joint with pieces 4 wide and•J- thick, the pieces forming the sides of a box. Mark outas before, being especially careful with the square mark. Place each piece in a vise, and pare off most of the wastewith a chisel or shave, finishing… … just the right length. When moulding is cut up with amitre-box, as in making picture-frames, the saw must be 50 LESSONS IN WOOD-WORKING. changed in the slots of the box so that a triangular pieceis wasted between each two pieces of frame. A / \ r,g.xxx: -vv/aste. This piece of waste (Fig. 30) has…

Woodwork (Manual training)

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