Handy man's workshop and laboratory . Bate*, Fig. 316—One of the roof sections. |H-1 s-r£ — Fig. 315—The front gable -H-i-4 376 HANDY MANS WORKSHOP AND LABORATORY The front door is constructed of J^-inch pine. The top boardsshut against the plate y2 inch, while the bottom boards shutagainst the ends of the floor. The matched stuff stands betweenthe plate and the floor. The roof sections have an overhang at the eaves of about 9^inches, and the same overhang at the gable ends. Ten sectionscover 3 feet by 6 feet 4 inches each, and two sections cover 2feet by 6 feet 4 inches. They have each three
Handy man's workshop and laboratory . Bate*, Fig. 316—One of the roof sections. |H-1 s-r£ — Fig. 315—The front gable -H-i-4 376 HANDY MANS WORKSHOP AND LABORATORY The front door is constructed of J^-inch pine. The top boardsshut against the plate y2 inch, while the bottom boards shutagainst the ends of the floor. The matched stuff stands betweenthe plate and the floor. The roof sections have an overhang at the eaves of about 9^inches, and the same overhang at the gable ends. Ten sectionscover 3 feet by 6 feet 4 inches each, and two sections cover 2feet by 6 feet 4 inches. They have each three cleats of the same7/16-inch material, the bottom cleat being only one inch are first cleated together (Fig. 316) with the end of a stripof unbleached factory cloth under the bottom cleat, which isnailed from the outside with all nails well clinched. The cloth issmoothed loosely over the section and cut off, and then the faceof the section is given one or two coats of white lead mixed thinwith raw oil and turpentine. After this dries the cloth is broughtover, l
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