McCracken, Edward M, Sampson, Charles Henry, 1883- · New York : D. Van Nostrand Company · leaf 18
th. There Mahogany is also used on the parts of pine patterns subject to is, therefore, as much chance for shrinkage on one side of the board as on the other. From the above, the conclusion may be drawn that the nearer the heart of a log the board is cut the less the tendency to warp. f*g 9-' Fig.… … Fig. ii. the stock is at all green (unseasoned). In Fig. ii, A is nailed with the " sappy " side up; B with the one piece of wood while the form of others demands that they " sappy " side down. B is the better way. be made from stock that is glued up even though it were possible When stock is to be…
Patternmaking
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