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Handwork in wood (1910)

Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill., Manual Arts Press · leaf 138

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eaves of which are rectangular, asin a door-hinge; the strap-hinge, the leaves of wliich are long andstrap-shaped ; the Tee-hinge, one leaf of whicli is a Initt, and theother strap-shaped; the chest-hinge, one leaf of which is bent at aright angle, used for chest covers; the table-hinge used for… … Fig-. 233. a. Butt-hinge, b. Tee-hing-e. c Chest-liiiige. d. Table-hinge, e. Blank or Screen-hinge. The knuckle of the hinge is the cylindrical part that connects thetwo leaves. Fig. 234. The acorn is the head of the pintle orpin that passes thru the knuckle. Sizes of butts are indicated ininches…

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