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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 217

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you have in a nutshell all the itemsneeded for the shooting board, and you can proceedto square all your pieces to these dimensions withoutConsulting the drawing until you are ready to as-semble the parts. The five %-inch screws are forfastening the maple pieces to the flat piece of pine,and the… … WithcuT CounTcr-sinktn 7 Hoff bored and Cousitenui.A Fig. 119. The use of screws as it is valuable to the young worker in wood,we will give it as fully as possible. 4There are several kinds of screws, began Ralph,but the two most commonly used are flat headsand round heads. (Fig. 119). Flat-head…

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