te one another, andequidistant from the faces of bothboards. All the holes should be ofequal depth, say 1, in order that thedowel-pins, which should also be cut of equal lengths, may be interchangeable. After boring, the holes maybe slightly countersunk in order to insure a tight joint and the… … Fig. 263. Borine for Dowels inan Edge-to-Ed^e Joint. 17(i HANDWOKK IX WOOD. length of the pin to allow superfluous glue to escape from the hole.The dowel should be dipped in glue and inserted when the glue is iip})]ied to the joint. THE COMMOX .JOINTSReBEREXCES : * Rivington, Vol. I. pp. 57-77,…
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