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    1. The document describes making a cross half lap joint for a woodworking experiment. It involves planning, marking, sawing, and chiseling two pieces of teak wood to join them together. 2. The wood pieces are first planed and checked for dimensions and squareness using a jack plane and try square. Lines are then marked using a marking gauge to indicate the thickness and width. 3. Excess material is removed by sawing along the lines and chiseling, with care taken to precisely fit the two pieces together in the joint. Precautions are described such as keeping tools dry and avoiding parallax during marking.

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    1. The document describes making a cross half lap joint for a woodworking experiment. It involves planning, marking, sawing, and chiseling two pieces of teak wood to join them together. 2. The wood pieces are first planed and checked for dimensions and squareness using a jack plane and try square. Lines are then marked using a marking gauge to indicate the thickness and width. 3. Excess material is removed by sawing along the lines and chiseling, with care taken to precisely fit the two pieces together in the joint. Precautions are described such as keeping tools dry and avoiding parallax during marking.

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    Chiseling.: AM-To Make A Caoss Half Lap Joint

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    Shivangi Srivas
    1. The document describes making a cross half lap joint for a woodworking experiment. It involves planning, marking, sawing, and chiseling two pieces of teak wood to join them together. 2. The wood pieces are first planed and checked for dimensions and squareness using a jack plane and try square. Lines are then marked using a marking gauge to indicate the thickness and width. 3. Excess material is removed by sawing along the lines and chiseling, with care taken to precisely fit the two pieces together in the joint. Precautions are described such as keeping tools dry and avoiding parallax during marking.

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    EXPERIMENT-2
    CROSS HALF LAP JOINT
    AM- To make a caoss half lap joint
    MATERIALS REGUIRED- Teak Oood (30mm1SOmmSOm m)
    TOOLS AND EGUIPMENT USED-
    . 3teel 2ole
    Ty squaTe
    8. MaTking a
    A. Rip sdu
    Teron Sau
    6. Mostise chisel
    7. Maltet

    8 Jack plane
    . Ocod dasp ile
    OPERATIONS To BE CARRIED OOT
    . Planning
    & Maaking
    3 Saulng
    Chiseling.
    5 Finishing
    PROCEDURE-
    . The ocoden pieces abe made into wo halves
    halveg
    and are checked fox dimensions
    &. o pie ces is planned oth Jack
    One side of jack
    plane ard Aos shaighineae
    3 An adjacent side is planoed aod checked for
    to

    1
    Squoreness oth a tay4 squae.
    . Marking
    4. Masking gauge iS set and lines ase maked at
    make he hickness and oidh
    40-50mm o
    arcording
    Ho given.iqure.
    S The xcèss oaleyial is planoed to corect Size.
    Ho be bemo ved
    6 Osing enon sato, the potions
    Ore cut in borth he pieces.
    7. The excess malesi al in X s chiseled ith
    mottise chisel.
    8. he excess mgleaial in Y in chiseld do soit
    Q.
    a. 9he
    he end of both he piecesis chiseled to
    eract engths

    PRECAUTIONS
    Reaper should be Hoee rom moislore .
    &Masking is done oth oot ertOT
    paallax
    8. Cade should be aken while chiseling
    Malching ofxand pieces shoold be ight.

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