Agricultural Woodworking;
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1 iron rivet l"x5l" with 2 washers.
Directions 1. Reduce stock to If"x5"x4' 4".
2. Lay out the taper for the one-horse end by drawing a line from a point on the back edge of the stock 21" from the two-horse end to a point on the one-horse end 3^" from the front edge.
3. Remove the stock to line with saw and plane.
4. Lay out and cut a I" chamfer on the edges of the stock as indicated in the drawing.
5. Bore I" holes for the rivets 1|" from ends and fasten rivets by securely riveting them.
6. Lo...cate points 2" from ends and 1|" from back edge of stock and bore f " holes for clevises.
7. Locate a point 18" from the two-horse end and 1|" from the front edge, and bore a f " hole for main clevis pin.
TWO-HORSE EVENER Lumber: 1 piece select hickory or ash If"x4^"x4' 0".
Hardware: 2 iron rivets j"x3f".
Directions 1. Reduce stock to If"x4|"x4' 0".
2. Lay out the taper by drawing lines across the back edge of the stock 21" from each end and lines across both ends 3^" from the front edge and con- necting the lines by lines drawn on the sides of the stock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 iron rivet l"x5l" with 2 washers.
Directions 1. Reduce stock to If"x5"x4' 4".
2. Lay out the taper for the one-horse end by drawing a line from a point on the back edge of the stock 21" from the two-horse end to a point on the one-horse end 3^" from the front edge.
3. Remove the stock to line with saw and plane.
4. Lay out and cut a I" chamfer on the edges of the stock as indicated in the drawing.
5. Bore I" holes for the rivets 1|" from ends and fasten rivets by securely riveting them.
6. Lo...cate points 2" from ends and 1|" from back edge of stock and bore f " holes for clevises.
7. Locate a point 18" from the two-horse end and 1|" from the front edge, and bore a f " hole for main clevis pin.
TWO-HORSE EVENER Lumber: 1 piece select hickory or ash If"x4^"x4' 0".
Hardware: 2 iron rivets j"x3f".
Directions 1. Reduce stock to If"x4|"x4' 0".
2. Lay out the taper by drawing lines across the back edge of the stock 21" from each end and lines across both ends 3^" from the front edge and con- necting the lines by lines drawn on the sides of the stock.
What to read after Agricultural Woodworking;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roehl, Louis Michael, 1881- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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