Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 201
the back is easily adjusted by moving two loosely-fitting pegs, which are set into holes bored in therearward projecting ends of the arm-rests. The making of this chair should commence with 176 CARPENTRY FOR BEGINNERS the four legs, which are all of a length and similarlycut down on their upper… … /^ronf V/ew J/c/e V/e^y chisel. Next proceed with the arm-rests, cuttingthe two square holes in each, and then bore the eightholes for the adjusting pegs. The two side cross-pieces are now in order, and must be carefullytenoned to fit the mortises already made in the legs.On the under side of the…
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