[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 24
the rough sides of thesestrips as well as you can, resting the boards on thesawhorse. One end of eachstrip must be good andsquare : if not so already,take small block-plane andsquare it as best you can. From the squared endmeasure thirty inches; drawa line across the board.Then by aid of… … 20 A BOYS WORKSHOP. Cut another thirty-inch length in the same way from the piece left. Repeat this with the other strip. You now have four legs for your bench just alike with nicely squared ends. For cross-pieces cut from the pieces that remain two lengths of nineteen inches each; cut and trim as…
Carpentry · Manual training
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