Either of these ways makes the cleaning easier than to let the superfluous glue harden.
The work when glued should remain at least six hours in the clamps to harden.
HINGES Hinges, Fig.

233, are made in several forms.

The most common are the butt-hinge or butt, the two leaves of which are rectangular, as in a door-hinge; the strap-hinge, the leaves of which are long and strap-shaped; the Tee-hinge, one leaf of which is a butt, and the other strap-shaped; the chest-hinge, one leaf of which is bent at a right angle, used for chest covers; the table-hinge used for folding table tops with a rule joint; the piano-hinge, as long as the joint; the blank hinge or screen-hinge which opens both ways; the stop-hinge, which opens only 90 deg.; and the "hook-and-eye" or "gate" hinge.
[Illustration: Fig.233.a.

Butt-hinge.

b.