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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 167

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s of the four rectangularpanels first, and see thatthey fit in place before go-ing further. Place one di-agonal and then put in thehalves of the remaining one.The completed panels may be secured by the appli-cation of glue. ^ Z J 5 __5 t _ Mill Bili. PCS. DIMENSIONS 1 %xl8%x37 2 %xl6y2x30 1 %x… … If the amateur has had no experience in this line,it is best to have the lumber-mill do it for him.Secure good clear lumber of fair width and, aftertruing up the edges, lay the several pieces on thebench and draw a circle about an inch larger thanthe finished top. Rough out the boards with thesaw,…

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