| The Modern Cabinetmaker
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| Table 1: Sample cutting list
| Table 2: Wood screw sizes and drilling chart
| Table 3: Thicknesses of shavings
| Table 4: Tenets of saw maintenance
| Table 5: Using hand saws
| Table 6: Methods of tool storage compared
| Table 7: Attributes of various wood-boring bits
| Table 8: Sample cutting list
| Table 9: Tools for applying different kinds of glue
| Table 10(a): Converting implicitly toleranced values
| Table 10(b): Converting implicitly toleranced values
| Table 10(c): Converting explicitly toleranced values.
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Supplements
| Adhesives
| Table 1: Standards for some common adhesives
| Table 2. European oak reglue test results.
| Table 3: Characteristics of RP adhesives
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British and European Standards for adhesives
| Table 1: Test regimes for structural adhesives
| Table 2: Durability classes for non-structural adhesives
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Design for a cabinetmaker's workbench
| Table 1. Heights of workbench tops for users of different standing heights.
| Table 2. Cutting list with metric sizes.
| Table 3. Cutting list with Imperial sizes.
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Metalworking techniques
| Table 1: Spindle speeds for drilling mild steel
| Table 2: Cutting speeds for other metals
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Essentials on abrasives
| Table 1: Moh's scale.
| Table 2: Backing paper code letters
| Table 3. Standard code letters for backing cloths used by Norton Abrasives Ltd.
| Table 4: Key to the Norton CAP code
| Table 5. Selection of sanding papers
| Table 6: Summary of grinding wheel specification symbols
| Table 7: Grinding wheel specifications for grinding a variety of materials using a general purpose bench grinder
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Essentials on metals
| Table 1: Tool steel summary
| Table 2: Explanation of some metallurgical terms
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Essentials on plastics
| Table 1: Properties of plastics materials
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Essentials on timber
| Table 1: Obligatory hierarchy of ranks.
| Table 2: Strength of solid timbers.
| Table 3: Basic cellular components of hardwoods and softwoods.
| Table 4: Approximate constituents of timber by weight.
| Table 5: Average timber movement factors.
| Table 6: Correlation between relative humidity and moisture content in timber.
| Table 7: Summary of man-made board characteristics.
| Table 8: Strengths of a selection of man-made board materials.
| Table 9: Steam bending wooden components
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