Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 175
op, and into the back end of armthrough the back leg. Use flat headed screws cov-ered with plugs dressed flush with the surfaces. i68 ELEMENTARY CABINETWORK The Seat. The seat should be carefully fittedand put in place from below. To do this, fastenthe cleats, upon which the edges of the seat are… … Fig. 165. Clamping arms of hall seat If the top end rails are made thick enough to beeven with the lower end rails on the outside, andflush with the inside edge of the legs, the seat canbe put in place by shoving it in from the front overthe front rail. It may then rest on the cleats with-out being…
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