Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 131
, always doing the long sides first.In all the letter racks shown in the illustrations 112 CARPENTRY AND WOOD WORK the construction was the same. First, the threeblank partitions were made, then finished in theiroutlines with knife and sand-paper. The carvingwas always drawn carefully on the… … Fig. 69. Form A the partitions, but where this is done it is saferto draw pencil lines on the bottom directly underthe centre of each partition. Place the point ofthe brad exactly on the line before hammering. Although the forms of the letter rack are endless,the one which our boys found most…
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