Log cabins and cottages; how to build and furnish them (1908)
Wicks, William S · New York, Forest and Stream Publishing Co. · leaf 27
not so much hard woodconnected with it as one would suppose. The log to bedivided is placed on strong saw horses. These horsesshould be about three feet high, and at a distance apartto accommodate the length of the log, which should bewedged in place to keep it from rocking; the workmanthen strikes… … Fio. 19. The muley saw should be about two inches wide and four feet long, fastened and stretched in agood stout frame. With a full set, sharp saw, a good-sized log may be cut very quickly. Of course,the better the workman the less amount of dressing-up there will be afterward. If, however, the…
Log cabins · Architecture, Domestic
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