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Title: Manual training for the rural schools; a group of farm and farm home woodworking problems
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Roehl, Louis Michael, 1881-
Subjects: Woodwork (Manual training)
Publisher: Milwaukee, Wis., The Bruce publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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ce, one of the first two sidesis placed vertically against the work bench, as shown in Fig. 3, with an edgeof the leg resting on the top of the bench and two nails driven into the edgeof the leg. It is then placed on the work bench or floor, as shown in Fig. 4,with the first two sides in a vertical position and one nail driven into each end. To nail on the three floor pieces the holder is placed flat on the bench orfloor with the posts up and three 3d fine common nails used in each end ofeach piece. An old pail handle is most suitable for a handle. It is fastened at eachend with two poultry netting staples which are placed as shown in Fig. 1. Ifa pail handle is not at hand, heavy Avire may be used for the wire part and apiece of an old broom handle with a small hole bored through it lengthwise forthe wood part. When driving the staples in place the stand is placed so thatthe board into which the staples are being placed will rest on the corner of thework ))ench or other solid surface.
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36 MANUAL TRAINING FOR THE RURAL SCHOOLS 37 SAW HORSE Bill of MaterialLumber: Pieces Dimensions Use 2 ysx6%xS-0 Sides 4 ys\3%x2r . Legs 2 13/4x5 9-16x5 11-16 Braces 2 ysx4xlli/4 ■ Aprons Hardware: 24 fiat head wood screws 1% Xo. 10 for aprons and ends.20 fiat liead wood screws 1% No. 9 for legs. Directions fcr Construction Tile two aprons may be cut from one piece, as shown in Fig. 1. The legsmay be cut from one long piece, as shown in Fig. 2. The slant or angles at the ends of the aprons, braces, legs and both edgesof the sides are the same and are laid out by use of the T bevel set, as shownin Fig. 3, at 6 on the blade and 1 9-16 on the tongue of the steel square.The cuts A, B, and C are laid out by use of the T bevel set in this way. The slant or angles across the sides at both ends of the legs as at D arelaid out by use of the T bevel set on the steel square as in Fig. 3 at 6 on theblade and 1 1-16 on the tongue. To make the aprons fit tight against the legs, bevel the outside e

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