Mission Furniture How to Make It, Part 2 By: Henry H. Windsor (1859-1924)
In "Mission Furniture How to Make It, Part 2" Henry H. Windsor provides readers with detailed instructions and blueprints for creating their own mission-style furniture. The book is well-organized and easy to follow, making it a valuable resource for both beginner and experienced woodworkers. Windsor's clear explanations and helpful tips guide readers through the process of selecting materials, cutting and assembling pieces, and finishing the furniture. The book also includes information on the history and characteristics of mission-style furniture, adding depth to the reader's understanding of the craft. While the book is certainly targeted towards woodworkers looking to create their own mission-style pieces, it could also appeal to anyone interested in the arts and crafts movement or looking to add some unique pieces to their home. Overall, "Mission Furniture How to Make It, Part 2" is a comprehensive and informative guide that is sure to inspire creativity and craftsmanship in its readers. First Page: MISSION FURNITURE How To Make It PART TWO Popular Mechanics Handbooks Chicago Popular Mechanics Company Copyrighted, 1910 by H. H. Windsor This book is one of the series of handbooks on industrial subjects being published by the Popular Mechanics Co. Like the magazine, these books are "written so you can understand it," and are intended to furnish information on mechanical subjects at a price within the reach of all. The texts and illustrations have been prepared expressly for this Handbook Series, by experts; are up to date, and have been revised by the editor of Popular Mechanics. The dimensions given in the stock list contained in the description of each piece of furniture illustrated in this book call for material mill planed, sanded and cut to length. If the workman desires to have a complete home made article, allowance must be made in the dimensions for planing and squaring the pieces. S 4 S and S 2 S are abbreviations for surface four sides and surface two sides. Contents AN OAK BUFFET, 5 OAK STAIN, 9 A PLAIN OAK HALL CLOCK, 10 A ROCKING CHAIR, 14 A CURVED BACK ARM CHAIR, 18 A PLATE RACK, 21 TOOL FOR MARKING DOWEL HOLES, 23 A MAGAZINE TABLE, 24 A WASTE PAPER BASKET, 27 AN OAK... Continue reading book >>

Mission Furniture How to Make It, Part 2 By: Henry H. Windsor (1859-1924)

In "Mission Furniture How to Make It, Part 2" Henry H. Windsor provides readers with detailed instructions and blueprints for creating their own mission-style furniture. The book is well-organized and easy to follow, making it a valuable resource for both beginner and experienced woodworkers.

Windsor's clear explanations and helpful tips guide readers through the process of selecting materials, cutting and assembling pieces, and finishing the furniture. The book also includes information on the history and characteristics of mission-style furniture, adding depth to the reader's understanding of the craft.

While the book is certainly targeted towards woodworkers looking to create their own mission-style pieces, it could also appeal to anyone interested in the arts and crafts movement or looking to add some unique pieces to their home. Overall, "Mission Furniture How to Make It, Part 2" is a comprehensive and informative guide that is sure to inspire creativity and craftsmanship in its readers.

First Page:

MISSION FURNITURE

How To Make It

PART TWO

Popular Mechanics Handbooks

Chicago Popular Mechanics Company

Copyrighted, 1910 by H. H. Windsor

This book is one of the series of handbooks on industrial subjects being published by the Popular Mechanics Co. Like the magazine, these books are "written so you can understand it," and are intended to furnish information on mechanical subjects at a price within the reach of all.

The texts and illustrations have been prepared expressly for this Handbook Series, by experts; are up to date, and have been revised by the editor of Popular Mechanics.

The dimensions given in the stock list contained in the description of each piece of furniture illustrated in this book call for material mill planed, sanded and cut to length. If the workman desires to have a complete home made article, allowance must be made in the dimensions for planing and squaring the pieces. S 4 S and S 2 S are abbreviations for surface four sides and surface two sides.

Contents

AN OAK BUFFET, 5

OAK STAIN, 9

A PLAIN OAK HALL CLOCK, 10

A ROCKING CHAIR, 14

A CURVED BACK ARM CHAIR, 18

A PLATE RACK, 21

TOOL FOR MARKING DOWEL HOLES, 23

A MAGAZINE TABLE, 24

A WASTE PAPER BASKET, 27

AN OAK... Continue reading book >>

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