Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 43
ten useful in other places—in con-necting the upper and lower parts of the desk(Fig. 211), and also in securing the arms to the topof the chair legs (Fig. 150). Dowels should not beused in glue joints. CHAIR AND STOOL LEGS Different Kinds of Legs. Legs for chairs andfootstools may be divided into… … (Fig. 17); the second, thosewhich are rectangularin section and straight andtapered all or a part of thelength (Figs. 188 and 21);the third, those which arenot straight yet are ofrectangular section andwithout curves (Fig. 18) —curved legs are not treatedin this volume; the fourth,those which are…
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