[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 128
thetop of the wall to theforward upright. {See fig- J3-) The next thing is your canvas. Measure how much you need foryour roof, and determine how far down yourwalls you want it to extend. If you are goingto camp in very cold weather, you would do wellto have it all the way to the ground. It… … *w.i5. 124 A boys workshop. you must attach to it at frequent intervals a shortstout strap. Opposite these straps {Jig. 15) nail to theoutside of your walls straps containing big buckles{Jig. 14) whereby you can buckle down taut yourcanvas roof. I know of no more secure and conven-ient method of…
Carpentry · Manual training
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