should be true; where some ofthe surfaces are to be curved it is unnecessary and a waste of timeto square them first. For example, in making a gouged tray withcurved outline. Fig. 270, the working face, the working edge, andthe thickness should all be true before the plan is laid out. Then,after… … Pen-Tray. 184 IIANDWOKK IX WOOD. Chamfe / ^ r Bci/c/ Fifr. 271. Difference BetweenChamfer and Bevel. before ilie molding is cut, so tliat while being incised, the piece Avihlie flat without tipping. Those simple pieces, as well as others, are often embellished bycludiifcring. A chamfer is a…
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