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A boy's workshop (1884)

[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 105

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ed for each piece, using a piece of charcoal, so theline may be easily wiped out and corrected if unsatis-factory. Go over the corrected outline with a softpencil to preserve them, and then saw them out.This must be done with care, to keep the edges evenand true, using either a draw tool or small… … SKETCH NO. 2. tern on the sides should first be marked out with acompass, the larger hole carefully cut out with a sharptool to the depth of one fourth inch. The smallerholes, surrounding it, bore out to about the samedepth with a small auger-bit. The straight line dec-oration on sides of Sections…

Carpentry · Manual training

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