Problems in farm woodwork : for agricultural schools, high schools, industrial schools, and country schools by Blackburn Samuel A

Author:Blackburn, Samuel A
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Woodwork
Publisher: Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press

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PROBLEMS IN FARM WOODWORK

Assembly. Glue the legs, sides, braces, and ends together, doing this all at one glueing. When the glue has set bore a £" hole thru the corner brace, and in the same direction bore a -fa" hole in the leg, and screw in place the f" x 4-i" lag-screw. Put the drawer runners together with screws and either nail in place with finishing nails or with screws from the under inside in a slanting direction. Nail together the drawer, and put on the handle with two screws trom the inside. Glue together and nail the top. Fit the zinc to the top, fitting the corners carefully and tack it on.

KITCHEN SINK.

Purpose. This sink has been designed for the farm home where there is no water system. The top part is made water tight but without a drain. Water may be spilled into the sink while using but it must be wiped out. The lower part is arranged for the bulky kitchen utensils. One shelf is provided, while the floor is used for the lower shelf.

Material. White pine and fir ceiling. Nine pieces 5i"x4"xlO' fir ceiling. Two pieces %"x4"xl2' fir ceiling. One piece ?g"xl2"xl2'. One piece molding 10' long. Two pairs \ 1 /?" butt hinges. Two cupboard catches. An assortment of nails and some white lead.

Bill of Stock. Finished dimensions.

(1) Four pieces %"x2"x3'2'4" for lengthwise part of frame.

(2) Four pieces %"x2"xl53^" for ends of frame.

(3) Two pieces Zi"x2"xl3%" for cross pieces of frame.

(4) Two pieces %"x6"x3'5" for lengthwise part of sink.

(5) Two pieces %"x6"x!5!/2" for end of sink.

(6) On piece %"xl5J4"x3'4" for floor of sink.

(7) Twenty-seven pieces 5i"x4"x2'2" fir ceiling.

(8) Ten pieces %"x4"x22" fir ceiling for doors.

(9) One piece ^"xlS^"x3'3^" for shelf.

(10) Two pieces %"x2"x2'5" for casing over and under doors.

(11) One piece ?g"x2"x22" for casing between doors.

(12) Four pieces H"x2"xl3" for nail ties for doors.

Tools. Saws, plane, plow, rule, pencil, square, try-square, screw-driver, small miter-box, chisel, gage, and hammer.

Directions and Assembly. The sink is made in two parts. The upper or water tight part, and the lower cabinet part. In making the upper part plow a groove f" wide and f" deep in each of the two sides and end pieces H" up from the lower edge, as shown in the detail of corner. When thru with the grooves make the joints as shown in the detail of the corner. Fit together to see that all joints are tight. Before nailing together put white lead in all the joints.

Saw and plane the frame pieces Nos. 1, 2, and 3 in bill of stock to exact dimensions. Nail together both sections. Cut the fir ceiling to lengths given in No. 7 in bill of stock. Nail on the back ceiling first, the pieces coming flush with the end as shown in the drawing. Likewise nail on the end pieces. Nail in the shelf. Nail on the two outside pieces of ceiling on each side; then the upper and lower casings in front, and the casing between the doors.

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