Practical Pattern Making
Practical Pattern Making
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Divide, by gauge lines, the thickness of the pieces into three equal parts. Let all the portions of the pieces be cut away as shown. The middle piece is to be cut in on both sides as illustrated, Fig. 22. Dovetail Half-check.
leaving one-third part in the centre. Cut away the top piece at the part represented by the cross shading for a depth of two-thirds of the thickness.
The four-part check (Figs. 27 and 28) is the joint used for making an eight-arm wheel. As before, circles are 26 PRACTICAL ...PATTERN MAKING.
described on one side of the pieces shown by Figs. 27 and 29, and on both sides of that shown by Fig. 28. With a bevel set to 45, draw lines touching the circles. Three- Fig. 23. Dovetail.
quarters of the thickness of the piece shown by Fig. 27 must be cut away as illustrated. The two middle pieces are exactly alike on one side. The part cross-shaded must Fig. 24. Three-part Check.
be cut down to half the thickness ; the little corners and the other side are cut down for a quarter thickness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Divide, by gauge lines, the thickness of the pieces into three equal parts. Let all the portions of the pieces be cut away as shown. The middle piece is to be cut in on both sides as illustrated, Fig. 22. Dovetail Half-check.
leaving one-third part in the centre. Cut away the top piece at the part represented by the cross shading for a depth of two-thirds of the thickness.
The four-part check (Figs. 27 and 28) is the joint used for making an eight-arm wheel. As before, circles are 26 PRACTICAL ...PATTERN MAKING.
described on one side of the pieces shown by Figs. 27 and 29, and on both sides of that shown by Fig. 28. With a bevel set to 45, draw lines touching the circles. Three- Fig. 23. Dovetail.
quarters of the thickness of the piece shown by Fig. 27 must be cut away as illustrated. The two middle pieces are exactly alike on one side. The part cross-shaded must Fig. 24. Three-part Check.
be cut down to half the thickness ; the little corners and the other side are cut down for a quarter thickness.
What to read after Practical Pattern Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul N Paul Nooncree Hasluck to read onlineMoreLess
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