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Problems in woodwork in combination with other materials for elementary manual training (1917)

Worst, Edward F. (Edward Francis), 1866-1949 · Milwaukee, Wis., The Bruce publishing company · leaf 110

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nes intersect, and proceed to the left.In marking the oi)posite rail, use the try-square orframing square, as this will bring the holes, whenbored with a 3-16 wood bit; directly opposite eachother. Fig. 107 shows all necessary details. Whenthe boring is completed, the frames are ready forthe cane.… … Fig. 107—Method of Locating Holes or cold water. It is not necessary to allow it tosoak more than two or three minutes, as the 14-5 o Q 0 n> f) o o oo o oo o I) (J (^ U) 3 o o oo o o o water remaining on the caneis absorbed, making it veryl)liable. Start a strand rightside up by drawing one…

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