Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 635
leatextending right across the back with hand-holes at theends. Apart from a few minor details, however, backsdo not generally vary greatly in the method of con-struction. The posts are tapered and are spaced sothat the iron frame or plate (shown in Fig. 3) on whichthe wires are strung, and which… … November, 1916 CANADIAN WOODWORKER 25 and bottom, affords an opportunity to use up a lot ofodd stock, as any kind of wood can be glued up andused for this purpose. After being glued up the block-ing is tapered to correspond with the taper on the postsand then cut to length. In putting the backs…
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