The Boy Mechanic: Volume 1 - 700 Things for Boys to Do by Popular Mechanics Co.
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material as the desk, table or room furnishings and finish it in
the same manner. The dimensions are given in the detail sketch. The two ends are cut from 1/4-in. material, the bottom being 3/8 in. thick. Only three pieces are required, and as they are simple in design, anyone can cut them out with a [Illustration: Details of the Rack] saw, plane and pocket knife. --Contributed by Wm. Rosenberg, Worcester, Mass. ** Substitute Shoe Horn [25] A good substitute for a shoe horn is a handkerchief or any piece cloth used in the following way: Allow part of the handkerchief or cloth to enter the shoe, place the toe of the foot in the shoe so as to hold down the cloth, and by pulling up on the cloth so as to keep it taut around the heel the foot will slide into the shoe just as easily as if a shoe horn were used. --Contributed by Thomas E. Dobbins, Glenbrook, Conn. ** Building a Small Photographic Dark Room [26] In building a photographic dark room, it is necessary to make it |
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