Bamboo work; comprising the construction of furniture, household fitments, and other articles in bamboo (1901)
Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931 · London, Paris, New York, Melbourne : Cassell and company, limited · leaf 132
letinto the horizontal ones just through one side. The Bamboo Flower-pot Stand. 131 lengths of the necessary canes are : For the two ends,parts A and b (Figs. 147 and 148), four pieces each22 in. long; two pieces for c 16 in. long; two for d10 in. long; four uprights, J and k, 3 ft. long ; twofor I… … Fig. 147.—Bamboo Flower-pot Stand for Window. fastened with screws. Having made the two ends,the three shelves are next wanted ; ^-in. stuff 7^ in.wide may be used, and the holes in them must bea good fit for the cane ; the top shelf can then beput on, but the other shelves must have pieces cutout…
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