Glidden, Albert G. [from old catalog] · Spokane, Wash., Hand made furniture shop · leaf 35
top and take off the sharp cornerswith your plane. Next shape the legs cutting the rabbet 1-4in. deep for the to]) to fit in. then the mortises for the tenonson the stretcher. Next shape stretchers, halving them togetherwhere they cross and making the tenons about one-third asthick as the material… … with screws sunk and covered by a plug as at (b). This ])lngshould be about one-half inch diameter and allowed to projectabout 1-2 in., the end being rounded as in illustration. This stand made about 27 in. high, 23 in. in diameter,makes a pretty tea table. 35
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