Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 108
the Fig. 85. Rounding comers piece in two and square the ends with a plane.Saw from the ends into the holes, using a ripsaw.The part between the holes may be cut out eitherwith a compass saw or with a chisel. If you use achisel, cut first a little away from the line, cuttingout a F-shaped space on… … I02 ELEMENTARY CABINETWORK \ ^ * 2*/ S^ -.<r OfeiD^ ^-D ^^ :^ c^P^ ^ •icvi ^ m;5 H^ 3A iW t^ BOOK RACKS AND TABORETS 103 If you have been careful to draw your linescorrectly, and in the order directed, and to workto them, the pieces will go together nicely. Wedges. Yournext task is to makethe…
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