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Handwork in wood (1910)

Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill., Manual Arts Press · leaf 135

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nd there arc many places in wood construction where it is jnst as satisfactory and, if properly done, just as strong. Certain parts of even the best furniture are so put together. Shoe pegs serve well as small dowels. They are dipped in glue and driven into brad-aAvl holes. Wedges a r ecommonly… … Straight plate, c. Panel-iron ceive the wedges, Xo. o.). Fig.fox-tail joint, Xo. ?,(l Fig. 266. GLUE nine is an infciior kind of gelatin, and is of two kinds,—animalglue and fisli glue. Animal glue is made of l)ones and trimmings,cuttings and licsliings from hides and skins of animals. Sinews,feet,…

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