A Boy's Workshop
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Next day put on the varnish ; this requires especial care. It must be a thin, even coat if you wish to have a creditable job. It is worth taking pains. It ought to have a day or two to dry in a place where no dust is flying HINGES AND LOCK. 6 1 If you are in a hurry, you can use shellac, which dries almost instantly ; but for this very reason, is much harder to put on well. I always prefer the coach varnish.
The small brush is handy for the shelves and corners.
Make a neat job, and don't let th...e size or the var- nish get into lumps in the corners.
VIII. — CURTAIN POLES.
"P)ERHAPS this paper will sound more like uphol- stery than carpentry, but there is carpentry in it, and of the sort too that boy-carpenters can do just as well as men-carpenters, and make changes in accordance to the requirement of the windows for which they are planning, the material at hand and their own taste. Always remember that mere rules for such work are not enough, and that you must keep on hand a good supply of common sense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next day put on the varnish ; this requires especial care. It must be a thin, even coat if you wish to have a creditable job. It is worth taking pains. It ought to have a day or two to dry in a place where no dust is flying HINGES AND LOCK. 6 1 If you are in a hurry, you can use shellac, which dries almost instantly ; but for this very reason, is much harder to put on well. I always prefer the coach varnish.
The small brush is handy for the shelves and corners.
Make a neat job, and don't let th...e size or the var- nish get into lumps in the corners.
VIII. — CURTAIN POLES.
"P)ERHAPS this paper will sound more like uphol- stery than carpentry, but there is carpentry in it, and of the sort too that boy-carpenters can do just as well as men-carpenters, and make changes in accordance to the requirement of the windows for which they are planning, the material at hand and their own taste. Always remember that mere rules for such work are not enough, and that you must keep on hand a good supply of common sense.
What to read after A Boy's Workshop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [craigin, Harry] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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