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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 51

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PENTRY FOR BEGINNERS set on the points marked with the black dots onthe drawing, draw the necessary curves. Nextjoin these up with pencil and ruler, and then care-fully proceed to saw away the unnecessary wood.Do not saw quite down to the pencil marks, as asmall margin must be left for trimming the… … o V ^o into the curves and wrap it with a piece of sand-paper, the curved edges can be finished much moreneatly. The lower portion of the box is made of thinnerwood—about one-quarter inch stuff. First makethe front piece and then the ends. Nail these FOR LITTLE ONES TO MAKE 29 together and to the…

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