Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 93
f the top and bottom are mortised into the sides. Closeto the side boards holes are bored through the projecting parts of thetenons; and wedges are inserted and hammered tight. The frames of the doors are doweled at the corners, each jointbeing made by boring a hole through one piece into the next,… … needle-points. Butt-hinges may be used, with ornamental hinge-plates set outside, as shown. Hook one door to the shelf, and it willhold the other door shut. The shelves may be made with raised edges, like trays,—the frontrims are not shown in the picture. These edges will save the con-tents from…
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