Elements of woodwork

University Of California Libraries, Charles A. (Charles Albert) King

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UC-NI SB 27h M3DLIBRARY OF THK UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. ClassKING'S SERIES IN ANDWOODWORK CARPENTRY ELEMENTS OF WOODWORK BY CHARLES A. KING DIKECrOR OF MANUAL TRAINING EASTERN HIGH BAY MICHIGANSCHOOL, CITY, :NEW YORK CINCINNATI : CHICAGO AMERICAN BOOK COMPANYKING'S SERIES INWOODWORK AND CARPENTRY ELEMENTS OF WOODWORK OF CONSTRUCTION CARPENTRYCONSTRUCTIVE FINISHINGINSIDE FOR TEACHERSHANDBOOK OCi BYCOPYRIGHT, 1911, CHARLES A. KING. AT STATIONERS' HALL, LONDON.ENTERED W.P.IPREFACE TO THE SERIES THIS series consists of five four of which are intendedvolumes, as textbooks for in tech-pupils manual-training, industrial, trade, "ornormal schools. The fifth ofbook the the Hand-nical, series, book in Woodwork and is for the use of teachers andCarpentry," of normal students who to teach the treated in theexpect subjects other four volumes. " "Of the the first Elements ofWoodworkpupils' volumes, two, 7and "Elements of are to the needs of stu-Construction,' adapted dents in inor institution in whichmanual-training schools, any woodwork is whether as educationalelementary taught, purely or as to a or school course inhandwork, preparatory high, trade, or vocationalcarpentry training. " " "The volumes Constructive and Inside Finish-Carpentry are with reference to the students of tech-ing" planned special or trade who have thenical, industrial, schools, passed through work of the first two or their Thevolumes, equivalent. subjects treated are those which will be of value to both thegreatest pro- the finishedand workman.spective For the teachers who are to follow amany obliged required whobut are allowed to introduce orcourse, supplementary models under certain and for others whooptional conditions, have more and are able to make such asliberty changes they see this series will be found fit, perfectly adaptable, regardless of the To the material has beengrades taught. accomplish this, which be used the teacherarranged by topics, may by irrespective of the as each has to the extentsequence, topic greatest possible been treated independently. iii 223752TO THEPREFACE SERIESiv The author is indebted to Dr. A. nowGeorge Hubbell, Ph.D., President of the Lincoln Memorial forUniversity, encouragement forand advice in and the and topreparing planning series, R. of the Eastern School ofGeorge Swain, Principal High Bay for valuable aid in theCity, Michigan, revising manuscript. is due various educational and tradeAcknowledgment periodi- and the of the United States ofcals, publications Departments Education and of for thethe thatForestry, helpful suggestions author has from theirgleaned pages. A.CHARLES KING. BAY MICHIGAN.CITY,