Apiculture in British Columbia
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These should be rejected without hesitation as first- class wares can be bought just as cheaply.
Another important feature is the character of the joint. The beekeep- ing world as a whole prefers the lock-joint, often known as the dove-tail, as it is much the strongest and the easiest to fit together. As a matter of fact first-class beeware is so finely made that it could be put together in the best room in the house without making more untidiness than a child playing with a toy. These points a...re insisted on thus strongly because- the beekeepers in British Columbia have not as a rule been getting the quality to which they were entitled, for the price they paid.
The half check joint is much weaker than the lock-joint and therefore must be nailed much more. At least four nails should be driven on each ide, making a total of thirty-two to the chamber.
Once the four pieces are fastened together, the rabbet-tins should be nailed in position. The best made have one edge folded over about one- eighth of an inch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These should be rejected without hesitation as first- class wares can be bought just as cheaply.
Another important feature is the character of the joint. The beekeep- ing world as a whole prefers the lock-joint, often known as the dove-tail, as it is much the strongest and the easiest to fit together. As a matter of fact first-class beeware is so finely made that it could be put together in the best room in the house without making more untidiness than a child playing with a toy. These points a...re insisted on thus strongly because- the beekeepers in British Columbia have not as a rule been getting the quality to which they were entitled, for the price they paid.
The half check joint is much weaker than the lock-joint and therefore must be nailed much more. At least four nails should be driven on each ide, making a total of thirty-two to the chamber.
Once the four pieces are fastened together, the rabbet-tins should be nailed in position. The best made have one edge folded over about one- eighth of an inch.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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