Carpentry and Woodwork
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THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY. Carpentry and Woodwork
THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY
PREFACE
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
I INTRODUCTORY
II FIRST EXPERIMENTS—THE KNIFE AND ITS POSSIBILITIES
III MECHANICAL DRAWING
IV MECHANICAL DRAWING: Continued
V TOYS
VI MOVING TOYS
VII DESIGNING MOVING TOYS
VIII THE MODEL AEROPLANE
IX THE MONOPLANE
X KITES
THE BOX KITE
XI CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK
XII CHIP CARVING: Continued
XIII CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK (See 31, 109)
XIV THE SHOP
XV THE EQUIPMENT FOR A SHOP
XVI BUILDING A LUMBER RACK
XVII MILLS AND WEATHER VANES
XVIII TOOLS: SAWS
XIX TOOLS: PLANES
XX SQUARING UP STOCK
XXI BORING TOOLS
XXII MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS
THE SCREW-DRIVER
THE HAMMER
THE FILE
THE SPIRIT LEVEL
RULE
THE STEEL SQUARE
XXIII MAKING NAIL BOXES
XXIV BIRD HOUSES
XXV SIMPLE ARTICLES FOR HOUSEHOLD USE
XXVI THE MITRE BOX AND PICTURE FRAMES
XXVII MAKING TOILET BOXES
XXVIII BRACKETS AND BOOK RACKS
XXIX CONSTRUCTION
XXX THE USE OF THE GOUGE
XXXI COAT HANGER AND TOWEL ROLLERS
XXXII CLOCK CASES
THE GRANDFATHERS' CLOCK
XXXIII FOOTSTOOLS
XXXIV THE TABOURETTE
TABOURETTE NUMBER ONE
TABOURETTE NUMBER TWO
TABOURETTE NUMBER THREE
TABOURETTE NUMBER FOUR
TABOURETTE NUMBER FIVE
XXXV THE DOVETAIL JOINT
XXXVI INLAYING
BUILDING UP THE DESIGN
XXXVII THE CHECKER-BOARD
XXXVIII TOOL CASES AND CHESTS
XXXIX BOOKCASES AND MAGAZINE RACKS
THE WALL RACK
THE BOOKCASE
XL THE MEDICINE CABINET
XLI MISSION FURNITURE
THE TEA TABLE
DESIGNING MISSION FURNITURE
XLII THE CHEST
XLIII THE DRAWING OUTFIT
THE PANTAGRAPH
THE DRAWING TABLE
XLIV WOODWORK FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS
THE TENNIS COURT
Tennis Court Accessories THE CAMP-STOOL
BENCHES
XLV THE PERGOLA
XLVI POULTRY HOUSES
XLVII HOUSING OF OUTDOOR PETS
XLVIII OUTDOOR CARPENTRY
FOUNDATIONS
FRAMING
SIDING
ROOFING
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
FLOORING
DOORS AND WINDOWS
XLIX STAINING, POLISHING, AND FINISHING
RELATIVE ADVANTAGES OF OIL AND WATER STAINS
POLISHING
WAX POLISH
L DURABILITY, DECAY, AND PRESERVATION OF WOOD
LI MATHEMATICS OF WOODWORK
MEASUREMENTS
LII LUMBER: NO. 1
LIII LUMBER: NO. 2
LIV LUMBER: NO. 3
LV LUMBER: NO. 4
COMMON TIMBER TREES AND THEIR WOOD EVERGREENS OR CONIFEROUS TREES
LVI BROAD-LEAVED TREES
THE MAPLES
THE OAKS
LVII TREES WITH SIMPLE LEAVES
BROAD-LEAVED TREES WITH COMPOUND LEAVES
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