Harpers Outdoor book for Boys
Harpers Outdoor book for Boys
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Groove the upper edges of the end and side planks with the iron, then lay the lamp- wicking in, lead, and nail down the planking, taking care to put the nails in straight and true. When the punt is fin- ished give it several good coats of copper paint on the bottom and sides and several coats of good marine paint on the deck.
To construct the cabin lay down the sill- joist of two-by- three-inch spruce, making the plan fourteen feet long and seven feet and eight inches wide (Fig. 6). To this nai...l the uprights and bracing timbers, forming the sides and ends as shown in the drawings of the side and end elevation 264 HOUSE-BOATS AND RAFTS (Fig. 7). The door spaces at the ends should be three feet wide and seven feet high, so that when trimmed and the doors hung the actual size will be two feet and eight inches wide by six feet and ten inches high.
The window openings are two feet wide by two feet and six inches high, and between all the uprights braces are nailed fast to prevent the frame from racking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Groove the upper edges of the end and side planks with the iron, then lay the lamp- wicking in, lead, and nail down the planking, taking care to put the nails in straight and true. When the punt is fin- ished give it several good coats of copper paint on the bottom and sides and several coats of good marine paint on the deck.
To construct the cabin lay down the sill- joist of two-by- three-inch spruce, making the plan fourteen feet long and seven feet and eight inches wide (Fig. 6). To this nai...l the uprights and bracing timbers, forming the sides and ends as shown in the drawings of the side and end elevation 264 HOUSE-BOATS AND RAFTS (Fig. 7). The door spaces at the ends should be three feet wide and seven feet high, so that when trimmed and the doors hung the actual size will be two feet and eight inches wide by six feet and ten inches high.
The window openings are two feet wide by two feet and six inches high, and between all the uprights braces are nailed fast to prevent the frame from racking.
What to read after Harpers Outdoor book for Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph H Joseph Henry Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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