Carpentry and Woodwork
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1. Front matter2. THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY. Carpentry and Woodwork3. THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY4. PREFACE5. ILLUSTRATIONS6. I INTRODUCTORY7. II FIRST EXPERIMENTS—THE KNIFE AND ITS POSSIBILITIES8. III MECHANICAL DRAWING9. IV MECHANICAL DRAWING: Continued10. V TOYS11. VI MOVING TOYS12. VII DESIGNING MOVING TOYS13. VIII THE MODEL AEROPLANE14. IX THE MONOPLANE15. X KITES16. XI CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK17. XII CHIP CARVING: Continued18. XIII CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK (See 31, 109)19. XIV THE SHOP20. XV THE EQUIPMENT FOR A SHOP21. XVI BUILDING A LUMBER RACK22. XVII MILLS AND WEATHER VANES23. XVIII TOOLS: SAWS24. XIX TOOLS: PLANES25. XX SQUARING UP STOCK26. XXI BORING TOOLS27. XXII MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS28. XXIII MAKING NAIL BOXES29. XXIV BIRD HOUSES30. XXV SIMPLE ARTICLES FOR HOUSEHOLD USE31. XXVI THE MITRE BOX AND PICTURE FRAMES32. XXVII MAKING TOILET BOXES33. XXVIII BRACKETS AND BOOK RACKS34. XXIX CONSTRUCTION35. XXX THE USE OF THE GOUGE36. XXXI COAT HANGER AND TOWEL ROLLERS37. XXXII CLOCK CASES38. XXXIII FOOTSTOOLS39. XXXIV THE TABOURETTE40. XXXV THE DOVETAIL JOINT41. XXXVI INLAYING42. XXXVII THE CHECKER-BOARD43. XXXVIII TOOL CASES AND CHESTS44. XXXIX BOOKCASES AND MAGAZINE RACKS45. XL THE MEDICINE CABINET46. XLI MISSION FURNITURE47. XLII THE CHEST48. XLIII THE DRAWING OUTFIT49. XLIV WOODWORK FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS50. XLV THE PERGOLA51. XLVI POULTRY HOUSES52. XLVII HOUSING OF OUTDOOR PETS53. XLVIII OUTDOOR CARPENTRY54. XLIX STAINING, POLISHING, AND FINISHING55. L DURABILITY, DECAY, AND PRESERVATION OF WOOD56. LI MATHEMATICS OF WOODWORK57. LII LUMBER: NO. 158. LIII LUMBER: NO. 259. LIV LUMBER: NO. 360. LV LUMBER: NO. 461. LVI BROAD-LEAVED TREES62. LVII TREES WITH SIMPLE LEAVES