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 113
beenused, as shown in Fig. 108. Second Step: There is nodifference between the firstand the second steps, exceptthat the holes in the other i)ai-allel rails are used, and thecane is carried over the first.If there is any ])art of the hrststrand left, do not cut it, butcarry the end over to the… … Sketch ofPeg. Fig. 110—Methods of Tying Cane Ends. To fasten the end, drawit under the nearest stitch onthe under side of the frame,as shown in Fig. 110. The newend may l^e fastened in the Fig. Ill—Third Step in Caning saiiK^ way as the end of theused one. Third Step: This step isidentical with the…
