[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, D. Lothrop & co · leaf 21
nst the legs, thendraw a pencil line, following theoutside slant of the legs. {See Jig.3.) Now with cross-cut saw cut across on this line;trim with block-plane before nailing; put one pieceon each end, nailing through to the legs. One thing more and then your horse is done ;ready to stand if not to… … MY SAWHORSE AND WORKBENCH. 17 to b, and cut on lines with splitting-saw; this willleave a triangular space which you will find veryuseful by and by in cutting small pieces ofwood. From board A there ought to be left a piece aboutthree and one half feet long, and from board B apiece about two feet…
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