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Design and construction in wood (1916)

Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press · leaf 38

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ht edge far enoughfrom one end to avoid anychecks (splits) that may bethere. Place the board acrosstwo boxes or other support, let-ting the marked end project.Put your left knee or foot onthe board to steady it, andwith the crosscut-saw (seeIlandivorh in Wood, p. 61),saw off the end of the… … A SCRAP-BASKET 39 with your left hand, so that you may cut clean to the edge. In a similar way, cut off two other pieces a little more than 16 long. Mark one broad surface for a work-ing face. (See Handwork in Wood, p.72.) If the board is slightly warped,mark the concave side. II. Planing the…

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