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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 443

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sideration. These patterns may be made of stiffpaper, cardboard, or if desired in laving them out inorder that enough stock he left at the joints. The-plat and back legs will each need two patterns,though the other hand-sawed parts need but one each.The top and bottom rail in the back can be shaped… … to the pattern stock, use tracing paper and a very sofipencil, first tracing the curve, then reversing uponthe stock and going over the lines again, which will,of course, cause a noticeable line to be left on thestock. In making the patterns, if a curved ba*ck fittingtop rail is wanted, a pattern…

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