High school manual training course in woodwork, including cost of equipment and supplies and studies on trees and wood (1905)
Ritchey, Samuel Edward, 1866- · New York, American Book Company · leaf 61
Or, the tenon often extends through and beyond themortise, and is keyed on the outside (Fig. 97). Again, the tenon is half dovetailed in and keyed (Fig.98). Or, the tenon is split with the saw, and glued wedgesdriven in, after the mortise has been lengthened on thelower side. Door and window frames… … 60 CARPENTRY Through Mortise and Tenon Joint Tiie tenon exteml.s through and beyond the mortiseJ in. Gauge and knife all lines (Fig. 100). The tenonmust not bind or rub the sides of the mortise on coming
Woodwork (Manual training) · Cabinetwork
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