[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 61
put a hookon the door, the eye on the cabinet. If however youwish to lock up your tools for safe keeping, you mustinvest in a good lock and key. The best sort for yourpurpose is what is called a chest-lock. {Fig. 1.) Theycome in various sizes, so I cant give exact measure-ments. It must of course… … HINGES AND LOCK. 57 that sets into the wood. From the inside of cabinet(opposite the middle hinge) cut a place to correspondin size with the lock so that it will fit neatly. Theopening for the key must of course be cut throughon to the outside of cabinet. Be careful to do thisneatly and cut out no…
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