Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 83
otsmarked on the working drawing, draw in thecurves, and you will have the correct shape for theend almost at once. This may all be done on a flatsheet of paper, after which the pattern is cut outwith the scissors so that it may be transferred to thewood. Another way is to draw the squares… … FOR LITTLE ONES TO MAKE 61 accurately drawn. Always use a sharp pencil, anddo not bear down hard. When the outline is com-plete saw it out with thefret saw, after which theedges are to be trimmedand sandpapered. Thetwo sides should be exactlythe same when placed to-gether. The back board is nextin…
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