bingbecomes more difficult. Itshould be stopped when theboards are in their properrelative positions. In rub-bing together the edges oftwo boards, handscrews maybe fastened to one in such aa way that their jaws serveas guides for the other boardto slide between, Fig. 361. Care must be taken to make… … Fig-. 2bl.Rubbiiiff a Glued Joint. 174 HANDWORK IN WOOD. which the upper board can be pushed as it is rubbed back and forth.The rubbed joint is especially suitable for short boards. In joining long boards, a squeezed joint is common. In this case,the edges are planed so as to be very slightly…
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