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The Amateur Carpenter, PDF eBook

The Amateur Carpenter PDF

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OF all branches of manual training there is none more generally useful than carpentry.

A knowl edge of how to use carpenter's tools properly and how to make simple articles from lumber will never come amiss, and there is scarcely a man, woman or boy who at one time or another has not had occasion to use some sort of carpenter's tool.

It may seem a very simple matter to use a saw, hammer, screw-driver or other similar tool, but nine times out of ten the amateur does not use such tools properly.

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