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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 94

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er, but use the com-passes on each one separately. Six quarter-inchholes must now be bored in each piece as in-dicated, due care being taken not to tear off anysplinters. The marking out of the bottom is very simple.On a large piece of smooth paper draw a straightline A—C exactly twelve inches long… … 72 CARPENTRY FOR BEGINNERS full circle through A andC. Join up the pointswhere the circles cut eachother and you will have a]3erfect six-sided figure,which, by the way, is calleda hexagon. Rememberyou do not have to changethe compasses once afterthey are properly set. Saw out the bottom…

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