Verrill, A. Hyatt (Alpheus Hyatt), 1871-1954 · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 170
p wherever you desireby driving screws or bolts through the cross-pieces at the bottom of the legs (Fig. 5). FITTING UP A GYMNASIUM 153 Such a horse will be strong and durable andwill stand any amount of rough, hard use. Itmay be made much simpler by omitting the centrepiece and doing away with the… … as safe, strong and rigid as possible and only byusing care and well-designed mortises, braces andjoints can this be accomplished. Every gymnasium must have a jumping hurdle,or several of them, and these are very easy af-fairs to make. The first step is to get out two pieces of 3-in.stuff each 4…
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