Vulgar words in Woodwork Joints - How they are Set Out, How Made and Where Used. (Page 1)
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Next loosen the small boxwood wedges at the side of each stem, and adjust the plane by tapping the stems with a hammer until the cutting iron is in the desired position; then knock up the small wedges nice and tight.
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[Pg 101] The portion marked H is called the "horn," and it is not cut off until after the frame is glued up; its object is to prevent the rail splitting or bursting when knocking up the frame or during the cramping process.
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The rectangular wrought iron straps are knocked up over the joint after the two pieces engage.
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If shrinkage takes place in the drawer bottom and it leaves the groove in the drawer front, the screws are slackened, the drawer bottom is knocked up into the groove, and the screws again inserted.