Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 443
s shown, or modified in size,proportions, etc. Small as it is, it will tax the skill of the youngworker, and give him many of the problems of out-door construction to figure out. It includes thesetting and levelling of posts, framing, roofing,flooring, etc. The material necessary should be first… … Fig. 217. A covered seat -IS--5-4 Wir 0 I Hihqed*- cöver +><—/S Tr^r .1 * .tst W m i &4 Posf 4xf 2x4 Uhr tj fit 4x4 7Wl \9«.I 1 WOODWORK FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS 413 sketch, it would be wise to make a careful drawingfirst. In all outdoor struktures, wind, rain, snow,and the effect of strong…
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