rabbet in a sentence

• The rabbet is to hold the picture in place in the frame.
• Half-rabbets aren't going to cover all the plies.
• Chief among these, to my taste, is the rabbet plane.
• The rabbet allows the boards to overlap in this area.
• Rabbet and router planes are used to cut channels or grooves in boards.
• Picture-frame molding has a stepped groove, or rabbet, cut into it.
• The rabbets at the top and bottom of the Rembrandt frame are more like slats.
• Wait a minute _ you say you don't know what a rabbet is?
• Panel-raising planes and rabbet planes.
• The lip extends usually about a quarter of an inch past the edge of the rabbet.
• Now sand lightly, using a small sanding block to avoid rounding the edges of the rabbet.
• Apply a thin bead of glazing compound ( about one-eighth inch ) around the rabbet.
• With the bigger offsets, rout a rabbet along the high frames to make them line up.
• The next step is to cut the rabbets for the 1 / 4-inch plywood back.
• Alindogan, based out of Manila in the Philippines, a producer for Al Jazeera black rabbet special report
• The rabbet can be wide enough to accommodate the frame of the storm where it sits on the casing.
• Jointers are also used for making rebates ( also known as rabbets in North America ) in finished timber.
• A rabbet can be used to form a joint with another piece of wood ( often containing a dado ).
• The Garrett Wade catalog is a thing of beauty; a bronze rabbet plane is photographed as lovingly as a Cartier bracelet.
• If the replacements are thicker than the originals, you can rabbet the edges so they will fit in the original jamb.