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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 81

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and saw out the wood in between, after which theedges should be worked smooth with sandpaper.Nailthe sides to the two ends, and then fasten onthe top. This may be done by nailing in throughthe top, or more neatly by screws put in fromunderneath from the inside at an angle. BLACKING STAND Blacking… … at hand—brushes, pohsh and all—including ablock to keep your foot from slipping. This is exactly what the black-ing stand illustratedprovides. The working draw-ing clearly shows themethod of laying outthe end boards. Theseand all of the otherpieces are made of inchlumber after it hasbeen dressed…

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