[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 63
the edge of the side. Becareful to have them come exactly opposite the open-ings for them in the cabinet side. You cannot be tooexact in carpentry. The next thing is to fasten thecabinet securely against the wall. Of course you canstand it on the end of your bench, but it is better onthe wall. You… … 58 a boys workshop. of cabinet. Put them on so that the screws will go through into the inch-thick side of cabinet, not merely into the thinner back. Half the length of brass piece with two holes must project above on the upper corners, and below on lower corners. {Fig. 2.) You will want some one…
Carpentry · Manual training
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