Woodwork for the grades, for use in manual training classes; fully illustrated with three hundred half-tone engravings from actual shop practice, and many working drawings of educational shop problems (1913)
Selden, Frank Henry · Chicago, Orr & Lockett Hardware Co · leaf 78
he face-sur-face or the back-sur-face. For this piecethe chamfer is on the face surface (Fig. 82.) Usually the lines are the same dis-tance from the edges. In this drawing (Fig. 75) they are % inchfrom the corners, therefore set the gauge at % inch and drawthe lines without changing the gauge, for… … Fig. 83— Chamfering End 76 WOODWORK FOR THE GRADES fers equal, and if we gauged all from the face surfaces theywould not be alike unless the piece were the same width at each end. Use a pencil inmarking for chamfers and drawlines across ends as well asedges (Fig. 82). In working the chamfer,place…
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