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Identifier: woodworkmechanic00foxw (find matches)
Title: Woodwork and mechanical drawing
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Fox, William Paul. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Woodwork Mechanical drawing
Publisher: Chicago, Ill., Fox brothers
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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the 14 lines and strike an arc. Dothe same from the other 14 line,Fig. 57. At the intersection ofthese arcs place one leg of the di-viders and draw the bottom curve,Fig. 58. On the other end do thesame. Place in a vise and plane tocurve, Fig. 59. Sandpaper the bot-tom, going across the grain, so asto smooth out the flat sides left bythe plane, Fig. 60. Shape handle. See ProblemNo. 1. Nail together with iy2 nails. Finish. Glue blotter to bottom. Summaey.—These ten lessonshave illustrated the use of rip andcross cut saws, the laying out andsawing of boards; the use of thetry sqfuare; the use and adjustmentof the plane; the four methods ofsquaring a board; the use of theback-saw; the trueing of edges atany angle; the use of a hand gim-let bit; the use of sandpaper; thecutting of a chamfer; the use ofcoping saw and file; the use ofbrace and bit; interior cutting; theuse of screws and nails; the assem-bling of the parts of a project. — 26 —
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PICTURE EASEL Stock, finished size. No. 1. 1 piece %x5xl0. No. 2. 1 piece %x3y2x5y2. No. 3. 1 piece %xlx4y2On piece No. 1, plane the work-edge and one end. Square the endwith the working edge. Use thisend for the bottom. Lay out de-sign as shown on your drawing,Fig. 62. Cut design with back saw,Figs. 64 and 65, and plane true. On piece No. 2, plane the work-ing edge and both ends. Square theends with the working edge. Layout as shown on drawing, Fig. 63. — 27 —

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