Bench Work in Wood: A Course of Study and Practice Designed for the Use of Schools and Colleges |
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abutting surface applied back-saw bead bench blade bottom piece brace carpentry chamfers chisel cleat cross-strain cut the mortises cutting edge depth diameter dimensions direction dotted line dotted outline drawing driven edges jointed ELEVATION FACE END ELEVATION end grain EXERCISE exterior angle fastened fibers finished piece fish-pieces fore-plane form shown frame FRAME AND PANEL gauge glue groove hammer hole inch indicated ing-face inserted iron jack-plane joinery joint for resisting kerf length lines as gh marked material medullary rays miter mortise and tenon mortise-and-tenon joint nail oblique lines oilstone panel parallel PLAN plane portion ratchet-wheel removed represented by Fig ripping-saw sap-wood Scale scarfed joint screw scribe Set the bevel shaving shown by Fig shows shrink shrinkage side smooth smooth-plane spokeshave square stock required stone stroke teeth tensional strain thickness timber tool tooth try-square vise warping wedge width wood working-edge working-face
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Page 132 - To proportion the area of each surface to the pressure which it has to bear, so that the timber may be safe against injury under the heaviest...
Page 132 - ... surfaces accurately in order to distribute the stress uniformly. 4. To proportion the fastenings, so that they may be of equal strength with the pieces which they connect.
Page 11 - States is a brass scale of eighty-two inches in length, prepared for the survey of the Coast of the United States, by Troughton of London, and deposited in the Office of Weights and Measures. The...