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

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ition, and one soon finds he has a loose and inches from the end. A round peg, shown in larger Handy detail in Fig. 3, is made to fit the holes, and kept from "rickety" joint. None of the usual mortise or dovetail joints are sat- getting lost when the hoard is down, by a short length Man's… … GENERAL VIEW OF THE DRAWING BOARD AND leaf arrangement secured to the wall. A good size is CUPBOARD. 23 by 31 inches, which will accommodate a standard- size- sheet of paper, but on account of the construction inches from the floor, which will give about an inch in this case, the width had better…

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