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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 184

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elf should be tenoned atthe ends to one-half by one and three-fourthsinches. The upper crosspieces which support thebottom of the cabinet proper are tenoned at theends down to one-half by one and one-half in-ches. Next, get out the eight little slats and cuta tenon one-fourth by one inch on each… … 160 CARPENTRY FOR BEGINNERS finished to the correct size, it should be very care-fully notched, in order to pass around each of thefour legs, beyond which it projects for a distanceof three and one-half inches. If it is so desired,four holes three-fourths of an inch in diameter maybe bored in each…

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