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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 34

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s 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 so that the rope can just be forced intothe holes. Round off the corners, sandpaper theedges and you will have a board that will not catchand tear or fall off.… … COAT HAN6ER enough for us to mark out three rows of one-inch squares, fifteen squares to the row. Tack thisdown and then tie a piece of string to a lead pencilin order to draw the two curves, which is a veryeasy matter when the other end of the string is tiedor looped around a tack. For the top…

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