her two sidesof the triangle. When this is properly fitted the remain-ing or outside angle may be planed off with the jackplane so as to make a triangular-shaped piece. Thethird side, the one last made, is a good place in whichto drive brads for holding the piece in place while theglue is drying.… … Fig. 6 (a) can be, while still leaving the heads protruding, so thatthey may be pulled out when the glue is dry. When theglue is thoroughly dry the nails may be pulled out, and 34 WOOD PATTERN MAKING the required curve cut or worked with gouge and sand-paper, making it as nearly tangent as possible…
Patternmaking
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