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 156
shaft. The seat-board may be of pine, butpreferably is of tougher wood, such as oak or ash.Cut the board to the shape shown by Fig. 174, andfix with s-crews on the under-side from front to back ;a fillet of wood 2 in. w-ide by \ in. thick supports thecircular end, which is unsupported by the… … Fig. 175.—End of Mail-cart Well. quite through, and fix the board to the bambooshafts. Before fixing the seat-board to the shafts,the balusters forming the body are fixed in theirplaces. These, as will be seen, are not of equallengths ; the height at the centre of back is 10^ in.,while at the rear…
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