Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 269
ing bird houses. Insteadof attaching the bottom to the sides, it is securelynailed and braced on the top of a pole. The houseslips on over the bottom, and is prevented fromdropping down too far by four small strips nailedaround the inside. A hook and eye at each sideholds it securely in place, and… … ber diagram. First nail the four sides together,and then fit on the top. Fit all seams closely, andcover the ridge with a strip ofzinc or tin to shed the water.It is a good plan in sawing outthe entrance to make the out-side diameter somewhat largerthan the inside, as this willtend to keep the…
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