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Social activities for men and boys (1910)

Chesley, Albert Meader, 1875- · New York, Young men's Christian association press · leaf 217

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fetime isanother matter.—The Saturday Evening Post. Now to work: first lay your keelson, which is a pieceof board % inch by 1J4 inches by 13 feet 4 inches.To each end fit stem and stern posts, screwing andbracing them as shown in figure I. Now take a one-inch board 12 inches wide and 30inches long… … Canoe Building We are now ready for the longitudinal strips orrib-bands. These should be ^ inch by 1 inch by 16feet long and of cedar or spruce with clean straightgrain. Sixteen of these will be required, eight oneach side. Begin with the upper strips, tacking lightlyto side of cross piece and…

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