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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 6 (February 1909) (1909)

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brass or that of 1/40-inch in thickness. In light work wall of the shop. Make the battens and braces 1 inch BY C. A. PITKIN. by 2%, of hard wood, secured to the brackets with When constructing the bench for the Handy Man's Workshop, and it is desired to use the old but efficient r, j -r; screw and… … w^K close up properly when folded against the wall, as The neatest way is to burn out the design with nitric shown to the left of Fig. 3. acid. First the design should be drawn upon the brass Three holes for adjusting the board at several angles pattern with a soft pencil. Then the pattern should…

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