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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 125

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s were bevelled first, the endslast, to avoid breaking off the corners. The key rack (Fig. 63) gave an opportunity touse centre pieces inside a border, diamonds of theflat surface being left uncarved for the placing ofthe screw hooks. 106 CARPENTRY AND WOOD WORK A pencil box for school followed,… … Fig. 64. The pencil box 65 was used, the plane being laid on its side, givingthe 3^-inch piece of gum wood a perfectly squareedge. Ralph was having his own troubles as a teacherabout this time, for he wanted to reserve Harryseducation in the use of bench tools until later on,when he should have…

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