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Mortise
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Mortise
In printing, a hole cut into a block or plate so type can be inserted.
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Tools & More MORTISERS Accu-Systems Adwoud Corp.
1 Solid wood machinery & accessories by Wood & Wood Products
Shinn's crew of about a dozen craftsmen uses modern tools such as chain mortisers - a sort of combination chain saw and drill press - power planers and circular saws to rough-cut the joints, finishing them off to exact dimensions with hand chisels.
Beauty in the beams; Aesthetics only part of the appeal of timber ... by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
If you are using a mortising machine, set it up according to the manufacturer's instructions with the proper diameter bit as determined earlier, and set the mortise length a little longer than the lock body, about 2/3 the diameter of the mortiser bit.
How to install mortise locks by Heath, Paul D. / Doors and Hardware
 
 
 
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