Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 79
rrying. The ends shouldbe tongued with hard wood tongues. A groove is cut into the end grain of the board -J- inch wide, and an inchdeep, and a piece of oak orash glued into the groove.The hinges should be brassbutts fixed with long finescrews. This allows theboard to be used on bothsides, and the… … 6.—Paperhangers trestle. use one side cankept for pasting narrow work and oddments, and the other forwork which does not soil the board. The trestles to hold the boards are made in several ways.The best are small shut up trestles, in pairs; one for each end PLANT AND APPLIANCES. 41 of the board,…
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