Paret, Anna Parmly, [from old catalog] ed · New York and London. Harper & brothers · leaf 91
nts lies at the bottom of all realcarpentry; indeed, without good joiner-work there is nosuch thing as carpentry at all. There are a great varietyof joints employed in carpentry, but many of them are toocomplicated for the young carpenter to make, and thesimple forms will answer every reasonable… … ri&- 7 Fig. I shows a lap-joint made by cutting away a portionof the wood on opposite sides of the ends which are to bejoined. When fastened the wood will appear as a continu-ous piece. For comers and angles, where a mitre-box isnot available, the lap-joint is a very good substitute, and 75…
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