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Handwork in Wood

CHAPTER VIII
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280, _c_.

In this case screws passing thru large holes in the cleats hold them in place.
[Illustration: Fig.280.

Drawing-Board Construction: _a._ With Cleats Screwed on Beneath; _b._ With Cleats Dovetail-Dadoed in; _c._ With Cleats Matched on Ends.] _Taborets._ The term taboret originally meant a little tabor or drum, and was therefore used to designate a small stool, the seat of which consisted of a piece of stretched leather.

The term now includes small, tablelike structures for holding flowerpots, vases, etc.

It might more properly be called a "table-ette." When made up with boards having their long edges mitered, it has from four to eight sides.


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