r thru blocks or angle irons, C, which are screwedto the inside of the rails, or thru buttons, or panel irons, U, whichare free to move in a groove cut near the top of the rail. The last 198 IIAXDWOKK IX WOOD. method is the best because it allows for the inevitable shrinkage andswelling of the top.… … Fitf. 2>S. Chair C^)ll^^ll•ucli()ll. The two back legs, may, foi- the jturpose of simplification, be kept;parallel to each other and at right angles to the seat rails betweenthem, as in Fig. 298, A, and not at an angle as in B. The joiningof the back will then offer little difficuHy. The…
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