A Syllabus of a Course On Elementary Woodworking
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24. Lay-out of joint of upper stretcher with leg.
IV. Assembling frame.
(i) Cut 16 dowel pins, 5/16" x i^". (2) Partly point one end with dowel pointer and round up other end as in Fig. 26, with knife and sandpaper, (3) At the points in the legs marked for dowel holes bore through the legs with a No. 40 twist drill.
V (1 ^ 1 ;*_l/^ r-^ Fig. 26. Dowel pin for taboret.
28 Elementary Woodzvorking Fig. 25. Method of shaping legs.
Taboret 29 (4) Put a little hot glue on each end of stretchers and na...il the legs to them with 2Y2" No. 12 brads, allowing heads to project.
(5) Clamp all together as in Fig. 248, "Hand Work in Wood," protecting the legs with soft wood blocks. (6) When dry, draw out one brad at a time, bore with 5/16" bit a hole 2" deep. (7) Work glue into the hole with a splinter and drive in a dowel pin leaving the rounded end projecting )/%" . (8) Clean off superfluous glue. (9) Sandpaper, taking pains to touch off all sharp arrises.
V. Making and affixing top.
(i) Plane up the top to size, 13" x 13".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24. Lay-out of joint of upper stretcher with leg.
IV. Assembling frame.
(i) Cut 16 dowel pins, 5/16" x i^". (2) Partly point one end with dowel pointer and round up other end as in Fig. 26, with knife and sandpaper, (3) At the points in the legs marked for dowel holes bore through the legs with a No. 40 twist drill.
V (1 ^ 1 ;*_l/^ r-^ Fig. 26. Dowel pin for taboret.
28 Elementary Woodzvorking Fig. 25. Method of shaping legs.
Taboret 29 (4) Put a little hot glue on each end of stretchers and na...il the legs to them with 2Y2" No. 12 brads, allowing heads to project.
(5) Clamp all together as in Fig. 248, "Hand Work in Wood," protecting the legs with soft wood blocks. (6) When dry, draw out one brad at a time, bore with 5/16" bit a hole 2" deep. (7) Work glue into the hole with a splinter and drive in a dowel pin leaving the rounded end projecting )/%" . (8) Clean off superfluous glue. (9) Sandpaper, taking pains to touch off all sharp arrises.
V. Making and affixing top.
(i) Plane up the top to size, 13" x 13".
What to read after A Syllabus of a Course On Elementary Woodworking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noyes, William, 1862-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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