Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 520
ciation of New York City If yon have followed the simple directions givenin my first article in St. Nicholas for January,1915, you have now made your work-bench andhave a vise to hold your piece of wood firmlywhile planing its edges or sawing it into shorter from six to ten inches from the top to… … Tin: WOKKKOOM FULL OF BUSY WOKKEKS. lengths. You have also a screw on the top ofyour work-bench, which, when your board is laidagainst it, will help to hold it in place while plan-ing its surfaces. Although your tools may be keptin the compartment beneath the work-bench, wehave found it advisable…
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