Carpentry and WoodworkTHE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY. Carpentry and WoodworkReading editionChapter navigation62 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY. Carpentry and WoodworkTHE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAYPREFACEILLUSTRATIONSI INTRODUCTORYII FIRST EXPERIMENTS—THE KNIFE AND ITS POSSIBILITIESIII MECHANICAL DRAWINGIV MECHANICAL DRAWING: ContinuedV TOYSVI MOVING TOYSVII DESIGNING MOVING TOYSVIII THE MODEL AEROPLANEIX THE MONOPLANEX KITESXI CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORKXII CHIP CARVING: ContinuedXIII CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK (See 31, 109)XIV THE SHOPXV THE EQUIPMENT FOR A SHOPXVI BUILDING A LUMBER RACKXVII MILLS AND WEATHER VANESXVIII TOOLS: SAWSXIX TOOLS: PLANESXX SQUARING UP STOCKXXI BORING TOOLSXXII MISCELLANEOUS TOOLSXXIII MAKING NAIL BOXESXXIV BIRD HOUSESXXV SIMPLE ARTICLES FOR HOUSEHOLD USEXXVI THE MITRE BOX AND PICTURE FRAMESXXVII MAKING TOILET BOXESXXVIII BRACKETS AND BOOK RACKSXXIX CONSTRUCTIONXXX THE USE OF THE GOUGEXXXI COAT HANGER AND TOWEL ROLLERSXXXII CLOCK CASESXXXIII FOOTSTOOLSXXXIV THE TABOURETTEXXXV THE DOVETAIL JOINTXXXVI INLAYINGXXXVII THE CHECKER-BOARDXXXVIII TOOL CASES AND CHESTSXXXIX BOOKCASES AND MAGAZINE RACKSXL THE MEDICINE CABINETXLI MISSION FURNITUREXLII THE CHESTXLIII THE DRAWING OUTFITXLIV WOODWORK FOR OUTDOOR SPORTSXLV THE PERGOLAXLVI POULTRY HOUSESXLVII HOUSING OF OUTDOOR PETSXLVIII OUTDOOR CARPENTRYXLIX STAINING, POLISHING, AND FINISHINGL DURABILITY, DECAY, AND PRESERVATION OF WOODLI MATHEMATICS OF WOODWORKLII LUMBER: NO. 1LIII LUMBER: NO. 2LIV LUMBER: NO. 3LV LUMBER: NO. 4LVI BROAD-LEAVED TREESLVII TREES WITH SIMPLE LEAVESPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAYAll chapters and sections (62)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY. Carpentry and WoodworkTHE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAYPREFACEILLUSTRATIONSI INTRODUCTORYII FIRST EXPERIMENTS—THE KNIFE AND ITS POSSIBILITIESIII MECHANICAL DRAWINGIV MECHANICAL DRAWING: ContinuedV TOYSVI MOVING TOYSVII DESIGNING MOVING TOYSVIII THE MODEL AEROPLANEIX THE MONOPLANEX KITESXI CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORKXII CHIP CARVING: ContinuedXIII CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK (See 31, 109)XIV THE SHOPXV THE EQUIPMENT FOR A SHOPXVI BUILDING A LUMBER RACKXVII MILLS AND WEATHER VANESXVIII TOOLS: SAWSXIX TOOLS: PLANESXX SQUARING UP STOCKXXI BORING TOOLSXXII MISCELLANEOUS TOOLSXXIII MAKING NAIL BOXESXXIV BIRD HOUSESXXV SIMPLE ARTICLES FOR HOUSEHOLD USEXXVI THE MITRE BOX AND PICTURE FRAMESXXVII MAKING TOILET BOXESXXVIII BRACKETS AND BOOK RACKSXXIX CONSTRUCTIONXXX THE USE OF THE GOUGEXXXI COAT HANGER AND TOWEL ROLLERSXXXII CLOCK CASESXXXIII FOOTSTOOLSXXXIV THE TABOURETTEXXXV THE DOVETAIL JOINTXXXVI INLAYINGXXXVII THE CHECKER-BOARDXXXVIII TOOL CASES AND CHESTSXXXIX BOOKCASES AND MAGAZINE RACKSXL THE MEDICINE CABINETXLI MISSION FURNITUREXLII THE CHESTXLIII THE DRAWING OUTFITXLIV WOODWORK FOR OUTDOOR SPORTSXLV THE PERGOLAXLVI POULTRY HOUSESXLVII HOUSING OF OUTDOOR PETSXLVIII OUTDOOR CARPENTRYXLIX STAINING, POLISHING, AND FINISHINGL DURABILITY, DECAY, AND PRESERVATION OF WOODLI MATHEMATICS OF WOODWORKLII LUMBER: NO. 1LIII LUMBER: NO. 2LIV LUMBER: NO. 3LV LUMBER: NO. 4LVI BROAD-LEAVED TREESLVII TREES WITH SIMPLE LEAVESFront Endpaper◇← Front matterTHE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY →
