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 21
ry ones,are used (see the section, Fig. 2), for hollowing outthe ends of bamboo canes. The requisite curvecould not be obtained by using a knife. Bamboorasps are made in all sizes from ^ in. to l\ in., themost useful being i in., | in., and 1 in. Bamboo work-ers generally use a separate rasp for… … Fig. Fig. 2.—Section of Easp. Fig. 3.—Mortise Holes in Bamboo. Fig. 4.3 —Brace and Chuck. The ordinary tools, such as hammer, tenon saw,chisel, etc., do not need to be illustrated. A braceand a supply of drills will be necessary, becauseevery nail that is driven into bamboo must have How TO Work…
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