Carpentry and
Carpentry and Woodwork
作者：Foster, Edwin W.
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共 199 题- CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK
- THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY
- The Library of Work and Play
- CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK
- EDWIN W. FOSTER
- Copyright, 1911, by Doubleday, Page & Company
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- CHAPTER PAGE
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- FACING PAGE
- CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK
- INTRODUCTORY
- II
- FIRST EXPERIMENTS--THE KNIFE AND ITS POSSIBILITIES
- III
- MECHANICAL DRAWING
- IV
- MECHANICAL DRAWING: CONTINUED
- TOYS
- VI
- MOVING TOYS
- Ralph, pausing a moment, replied, "Yes, try two men sawing a log."
- VII
- DESIGNING MOVING TOYS
- VIII
- THE MODEL AEROPLANE
- IX
- THE MONOPLANE
- KITES
- THE BOX KITE
- XI
- CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK
- XII
- CHIP CARVING: CONTINUED
- XIII
- CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK (See 31, 109)
- XIV
- THE SHOP
- XV
- THE EQUIPMENT FOR A SHOP
- XVI
- BUILDING A LUMBER RACK
- XVII
- MILLS AND WEATHER VANES
- XVIII
- TOOLS: SAWS
- XIX
- TOOLS: PLANES
- TOOLS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
- XX
- SQUARING UP STOCK
- XXI
- BORING TOOLS
- XXII
- MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS
- THE SCREW-DRIVER
- THE HAMMER
- THE FILE
- THE SPIRIT LEVEL
- RULE
- THE STEEL SQUARE
- XXIII
- MAKING NAIL BOXES
- XXIV
- BIRD HOUSES
- XXV
- SIMPLE ARTICLES FOR HOUSEHOLD USE
- XXVI
- THE MITRE BOX AND PICTURE FRAMES
- XXVII
- MAKING TOILET BOXES
- XXVIII
- BRACKETS AND BOOK RACKS
- XXIX
- CONSTRUCTION
- XXX
- THE USE OF THE GOUGE
- 1. Square up stock.
- 2. Lay out the drawing on the wood.
- 4. Smooth the bottom of the hole with chisel, holding it bevel down.
- 5. Gouge out the groove and gauge the depth.
- 6. Sand-paper the groove.
- 7. Cut out the outline of the back with the back saw and chisel.
- 8. Cut all the bevels, doing the back part--the most difficult--first.
- 9. Draw chip carving design.
- 10. Do the carving.
- 11. Rub down with wax dissolved in turpentine.
- 12. Insert ink well.
- 1. Square up.
- 2. Lay out the work from drawing.
- 3. Cut out squares 1/4 inch deep with socket chisel and mallet.
- 4. Gouge groove.
- 6. Lay out and execute carving.
- 7. Rub down with wax or raw linseed oil.
- 8. Insert ink wells.
- 1. Square up.
- 3. Gouge groove.
- 4. Plane the long sides to outline of top and bottom lines.
- 5. Cut ends with back saw and chisel to semicircles on top and bottom.
- 6. Round upper edge with spokeshave, chisel and knife.
- 7. Sand-paper with coarse, followed by fine, sand-paper.
- 8. Polish or wax finish.
- XXXI
- COAT HANGER AND TOWEL ROLLERS
- 3. Draw a circle on each end from these centres of full diameter.
- 7. Sand-paper with coarse, followed by fine, sand-paper.
- XXXII
- CLOCK CASES
- THE GRANDFATHERS' CLOCK
- XXXIII
- FOOTSTOOLS
- XXXIV
- THE TABOURETTE
- TABOURETTE NUMBER ONE
- TABOURETTE NUMBER TWO
- TABOURETTE NUMBER THREE
- TABOURETTE NUMBER FOUR
- TABOURETTE NUMBER FIVE
- XXXV
- THE DOVETAIL JOINT
- XXXVI
- INLAYING
- BUILDING UP THE DESIGN
- XXXVII
- THE CHECKER-BOARD
- XXXVIII
- TOOL CASES AND CHESTS
- XXXIX
- BOOKCASES AND MAGAZINE RACKS
- THE WALL RACK
- THE BOOKCASE
- XL
- THE MEDICINE CABINET
- XLI
- MISSION FURNITURE
- THE TEA TABLE
- DESIGNING MISSION FURNITURE
- XLII
- THE CHEST
- XLIII
- THE DRAWING OUTFIT
- THE PANTAGRAPH
- THE DRAWING TABLE
- XLIV
- WOODWORK FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS
- THE TENNIS COURT
- TENNIS COURT ACCESSORIES
- THE CAMP-STOOL
- BENCHES
- XLV
- THE PERGOLA
- XLVI
- POULTRY HOUSES
- XLVII
- HOUSING OF OUTDOOR PETS
- XLVIII
- OUTDOOR CARPENTRY
- FOUNDATIONS
- FRAMING
- SIDING
- ROOFING
- WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
- FLOORING
- DOORS AND WINDOWS
- XLIX
- STAINING, POLISHING, AND FINISHING
- RELATIVE ADVANTAGES OF OIL AND WATER STAINS
- POLISHING
- WAX POLISH
- DURABILITY, DECAY, AND PRESERVATION OF WOOD
- LI
- MATHEMATICS OF WOODWORK
- MEASUREMENTS
- TROY AVOIRDUPOIS METRIC
- AMERICAN OR ENGLISH METRIC
- DRY LIQUID METRIC
- 16 × 16 × .7854 = 201 13 ft. 9 in. = 165 inches
- LII
- LUMBER: NO. 1
- LIII
- LUMBER: NO. 2
- LIV
- LUMBER: NO. 3
- LV
- LUMBER: NO. 4
- COMMON TIMBER TREES AND THEIR WOOD
- EVERGREENS OR CONIFEROUS TREES
- LVI
- BROAD-LEAVED TREES
- 1. Trees bearing simple leaves.
- 2. Trees bearing compound leaves.
- 3. Trees bearing doubly compound leaves.
- THE MAPLES
- THE OAKS
- LVII
- TREES WITH SIMPLE LEAVES
- BROAD-LEAVED TREES WITH COMPOUND LEAVES
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