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A practical course in wooden boat and ship building, the fundamental principles and practical methods described in detail, especially written for carpenters and other woodworkers who desire to engage in boat or ship building, and as a textbook for schools (1918)

Van Gaasbeek, Richard Montgomery, 1877- · Chicago, F. J. Drake & company · leaf 48

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Figure IS.—Picking Up Lines from Mould Loft Floor with a FlexibleSteel Template. Cut the moulds full of the line to allow for fair-ing up, finishing the mould by hand. Each mouldis numbered so it can readily be placed in its properlocation. FUTTOCKS AND FRAMES 45 i … 4e COURSE IN WOODEN BOAT AND SHIP BUILDING The sheer, diagonal, and keel lines are trans-ferred from the floor to the moulds. These lineswill be needed in lining up and setting the frames^and for locating the beveling spots and running-the ribbands. Surmarks.—The marks on the moulds showing

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