Boy's Workshop:
A Boy's Workshop: With plans and designs for in-door and out-door work
作者：Craigin, Harry; Waite, Henry Randall, 1845-1909 [Author of introduction, etc.]
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共 87 题- SOME SPECIAL BOOKS
- FOR NEIGHBORHOOD CLUBS.
- D. LOTHROP & CO., Publishers, Boston.
- A BOY’S WORKSHOP
- WITH PLANS AND DESIGNS
- FOR IN-DOOR AND OUT-DOOR WORK
- WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
- HENRY RANDALL WAITE
- Copyright by
- D. LOTHROP AND COMPANY
- CONTENTS.
- Chap. Page
- I. The Shop Itself 7
- II. The Sawhorse and Workbench 13
- III. The Sawhorse and Workbench (_Continued_) 21
- IV. The use of Tools 30
- V. How to make a Tool Cabinet 38
- VI. How to make a Tool Cabinet (_Continued_) 47
- VII. Hinges and Lock 54
- VIII. Curtain Poles 62
- IX. Book-rest 71
- X. Book-rest (_Continued_) 79
- XI. A Bed Table 85
- XII. Cabinet 89
- XIII. A Boy’s “Catchall” 96
- XIV. How to Build a Portable Wooden Tent 107
- XV. How to Build a Portable Wooden Tent (_Con._) 117
- XVI. How to make a Fernery 127
- XVII. A Boy’s Railway and Train 138
- XVIII. How to make a good Fly 154
- XIX. How to bind Magazines 163
- XX. How to Photograph 169
- XXI. Archery for Boys 186
- XXII. Sir Walter Scott’s Idea 196
- XXIII. Knots, Hitches and Splices 204
- INTRODUCTION.
- HENRY RANDALL WAITE.
- A BOY’S WORKSHOP.
- I.—THE SHOP ITSELF.
- II.—MY SAWHORSE AND WORKBENCH.
- III.—MY SAWHORSE AND WORKBENCH. (_Continued._)
- IV.—USE OF TOOLS.
- USE OF PLANES.
- V.—HOW TO MAKE A TOOL CABINET.
- VI.—HOW TO MAKE A TOOL CABINET. (_Continued._)
- VII.—HINGES AND LOCK.
- VIII.—CURTAIN POLES.
- IX.—BOOK-REST.
- X.—BOOK-REST. (_Continued._)
- XI.—A BED TABLE.
- XII.—CABINET.
- XIII.—A BOY’S “CATCHALL.”
- SCHEDULE OF COSTS, ETC.
- XIV.—HOW TO BUILD A PORTABLE WOODEN TENT.
- XV.—HOW TO BUILD A WOODEN TENT. (_Continued._)
- XVI.—HOW TO MAKE A FERNERY.
- XVII.—A BOY’S RAILWAY AND TRAIN.
- THE TIES.
- RAILS.
- TO LAY THE TRACK.
- TO MAKE A CURVE.
- TO MAKE A SWITCH.
- TO MAKE A FROG.
- TO MAKE THE TRUCKS.
- TO MAKE THE CARS.
- TO MAKE THE COUPLINGS.
- TO MAKE THE ENGINE.
- MAKE THE CAB.
- TO MAKE THE DRIVING WHEELS.
- TO MAKE THE COW-CATCHER.
- TO MAKE THE TENDER.
- XVIII.—HOW TO MAKE A GOOD FLY.
- XIX.—HOW TO BIND MAGAZINES.
- XX.—HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH.
- PRINTING FROM THE NEGATIVE.
- XXI.—ARCHERY FOR BOYS.
- The paper is put on thus: (Fig. X.)
- XXII.—SIR WALTER SCOTT’S IDEA.
- XXIII.—KNOTS, HITCHES AND SPLICES.
- A SQUARE OR REEF-KNOT.
- A GRANNY.]
- FIG. 10.
- FIG. 11.
- FIG. 12.
- FIG. 13.
- FIG. 14.]
- Transcriber’s Notes