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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 33

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a good example to show that Y : : \ ~ 23 r> —J ~ ^ - k. y SWIM<3 BOARD even in the makingof the simplest thingsthere is a right wayand a wrong way.The usual way is tocut a V-shaped nickin each end, and, every time any one jumps off,the board falls into the trampled dust below. Hereis the… … 7RY5QUARE. 10 FOR LITTLE ONES TO MAKE 11 Next take the compasses and draw the circles forthe rope and the curve at each corner, placing thepoint of the compasses exactly on the points markedwith the black dots in the drawing. Bore the twoholes for the rope and saw out the tapering pieceat each end…

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