Problems in Furniture Making
Problems in Furniture Making
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It should be made of some wood which will not break or splinter easily. An open-grained soft wood such as chestnut will not prove satisfactory. Either poplar, maple or birch, if oak is not preferred, will make a strong piece of furniture in this design. Finish any one of these woods with bichromate of potash and rub down with oil. A coat of wax may be added after the oil has evaporated.
6 Pedestal A high school problem. This project is not particularly difficult in con- struction. The rails may... be tenoned or halved into the legs. The joints are square cut and may be made without difficulty, therefore, either by hand or on machines. This piece will be attractive either in a library or club room, and may be used for a large plant, a piece of statuary or as a stand for a smoking set. Its companion pieces will call for chestnut, ash or oak in its construction. A brown or green stain finish, covered with some preservative to give a dead finish, is suggested.
20 7 Plant Stand An eighth grade or high school problem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It should be made of some wood which will not break or splinter easily. An open-grained soft wood such as chestnut will not prove satisfactory. Either poplar, maple or birch, if oak is not preferred, will make a strong piece of furniture in this design. Finish any one of these woods with bichromate of potash and rub down with oil. A coat of wax may be added after the oil has evaporated.
6 Pedestal A high school problem. This project is not particularly difficult in con- struction. The rails may... be tenoned or halved into the legs. The joints are square cut and may be made without difficulty, therefore, either by hand or on machines. This piece will be attractive either in a library or club room, and may be used for a large plant, a piece of statuary or as a stand for a smoking set. Its companion pieces will call for chestnut, ash or oak in its construction. A brown or green stain finish, covered with some preservative to give a dead finish, is suggested.
20 7 Plant Stand An eighth grade or high school problem.
What to read after Problems in Furniture Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred D Fred Duane Crawshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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