Elements of Construction
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Fig. 163. (See Handbook: Fig. 39. ) Material: 6 pieces, 25" X 3J" (about) X f". 2 cleats, 19" X f ". 18 F. H. B. Screws, 1" No. 9.
A. Gluing a wide board: This is an exercise in gluing up a board so that the effect of the tendency to warp will be minimized, which may be accomplished by so placing narrow pieces that the concave and con- vex sides of the annual rings will alternate in forming the surface of the FIG. 163. DRAWING BOARD.
board. These sides may be determined by examining the annual ...rings of the boards, which may be seen at either end. As the tendency of a board is to warp with its concave side toward the outside of the tree, the warp of each narrow piece will offset that of those which join it. (See Fig. 8, " Elements of Woodwork. ") The joints should be care- fully fitted and doweled; see Topic 69, Method 1.
B. Dealing across the grain : The cleats should be screwed upon the back as shown; the holes for the screws being slotted by boring two SUPPLEMENTARY MODELS 139 holes beside each other, parallel with the grain, which will allow the screws to move a little back and forth as the board shrinks and swells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 163. (See Handbook: Fig. 39. ) Material: 6 pieces, 25" X 3J" (about) X f". 2 cleats, 19" X f ". 18 F. H. B. Screws, 1" No. 9.
A. Gluing a wide board: This is an exercise in gluing up a board so that the effect of the tendency to warp will be minimized, which may be accomplished by so placing narrow pieces that the concave and con- vex sides of the annual rings will alternate in forming the surface of the FIG. 163. DRAWING BOARD.
board. These sides may be determined by examining the annual ...rings of the boards, which may be seen at either end. As the tendency of a board is to warp with its concave side toward the outside of the tree, the warp of each narrow piece will offset that of those which join it. (See Fig. 8, " Elements of Woodwork. ") The joints should be care- fully fitted and doweled; see Topic 69, Method 1.
B. Dealing across the grain : The cleats should be screwed upon the back as shown; the holes for the screws being slotted by boring two SUPPLEMENTARY MODELS 139 holes beside each other, parallel with the grain, which will allow the screws to move a little back and forth as the board shrinks and swells.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Albert King to read onlineMoreLess
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