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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 119

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using blocks atthe connections of theseat with the sides,and by mortising theback cross-pieces into after which secure themfirmly in place. The step,half-way between the seatand the floor, is now tobe placed, and the backhalf of our chair is com-plete. To finish the fronthalf it is only necessaryto… … TTT o> J il£. ■/6 /yonf ^/etr- FURNITURE YOU CAN MAKE 97 the sides, the conspicuous use of screws or nails maybe avoided. Mill Bill PCS. 22 DIMENSIONS /sx 10y2xS7/sxlS xl8Vsx 8% x 10%x 4Vsx 8%xlO1 X 2 X 18^/^X 18y2 xi8y2 X 15X 15X 16 X 8^x12 TIP-SETTLEThe tip-settle serves three purposes—namely,…

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