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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 64

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just wide enough to let the front pieceset in. Place thetwo ends togetherand sandpaper theedges flat andsmooth. For thecurves wrap thesand paper aroundsomething round,such as a can abouttwo inches in diame-ter. The front andback pieces are plainboards, sawn off per-fectly square on theends. If you… … 42 CARPENTRY FOR BEGINNERS in you may sandpaper them off exactly even withthe end boards. The center board now remains tobe closely fitted in place, but before nailing this in, itand the rest of the rack should be stained the desiredshade and rubbed with wax, as it would be veryinconvenie^jt to g^t…

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