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A boy's workshop (1884)

[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, D. Lothrop & co · leaf 18

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WORKBENCH. N OW that you have a fair assortment of tools towork with, the next thing is to have a work-bench ; for even anaccomplished car-penter cant domuch without agood, strong, firmbench. And ofcourse you musthave a sawhorse be-fore you can have abench ; but a saw-horse is a simple affair to… … 14 A BOYS WORKSHOP. The sawhorse for the average boy ought to standabout twenty or twenty-two inches high, so that youcan kneel with one knee on it easily. You must get two pine boards : A, 6 feet long, 6 inches wide, i 1-2 inches thick. B, 12 6 1 Take A, cut off two and one half feet: if…

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