Wood Magazine 65 by Larry Clayton

Author:Larry Clayton
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Wood, Home and hobby woodworker
Publisher: Meredith Corporation
Published: 1993-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

4 Clean up the bottom of the dado or rabbeted opening with a paring cut as shown above. Note: For help in chiseling the opening for a hinge, see the article "The Perfect Hinge Mortise" in the August 1988 issue of WOOD.

pare tenons for a

than the tenon to help you make a uniform, level cut across the cheek of the tenon.

Tips for putting the squeeze on glue squeeze-out

Sometimes, we forget to remove glue squeeze-out before it hardens. At such times, we can rely on the chisel to rescue us. As shown right, position the chisel edge against the glue squeeze-out as if you were going to make a paring cut. Make certain that the chisel bevel faces away from the workpiece. To pop loose the squeeze-out, tap the chisel lightly with the heel of your hand.

f-y) Remove any remaining bits /=} of squeeze-out on the other side of the joint by positioning the chisel as shown right. Again, position the bevel away from the workpiece. little squeeze-out remains at this point, so carefully and gently tap the chisel. Remove any remaining glue with light scraping or sanding. #

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