Woodwork for the grades for use in manual training classes (1912)
Selden, Frank Henry · Valley City, N.D., The Maudslay press · leaf 77
rfaces and across the ends from one face-edge; then set the gauge at \y2 inches and draw the lineson both surfaces and ends for the 1 ]/2 inch piece. The piece is now ready to be ripped unless it is to bechamfered. The methods of chamfering are given in the nextlesson. The following lessons on the… … Fig. 82—Piece for Sides WOODWORK FOR THE GRADES 75 LESSON 18 CHAMFERING. A simple way of ornamenting a piece is to bevel the edges.When this is done as shown in Figs. 82 to 86, it is calledchamfering. Such beveling of corners may be used in manyplaces. Chamfers need not extend the entire length of…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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