Woodworker's Journal 2004 Spring, страница 51
the slightest change in dimension due to seasonal movement; too much slope makes it hard for the wedges to bite into the joint, and they may even pop up a little when the wood expands. Third, make sure the angled wall of the wedge hole matches the slope of the wedge. " Making the Sides Cut your best-looking stock to size for the sides (pieces 1) and lay out the mortises, as shown in the Side Elevation below and in the Pinup Shop Drawings (see page 39). You can form the mortises with any one of several techniques — I used a drill press mortising attachment. Be sure to back up the oak with scrap wood to reduce the chance of tearout. Drill out one end, then turn the stock around and cut the other end. To cut the rest of the mortise, you need to slide the stock away from the fence. MATERIAL LIST Figure 1: Paying close attention to three key elements in your wedged tenon joints will ensure a tight-fitting spice rack assembly Figure 1: Paying close attention to three key elements in your wedged tenon joints will ensure a tight-fitting spice rack assembly
Spice Rack Elevation (Front view) V." I ® Shelf Joint Elevation (End View) 4 yk- Y 5" ' 1W 14 V- h 1" u_ rr 1V 27k"- - 10" Arts & Crafts Furniture Spring 2004 63 |
