. Furniture for the craftsman; a manual for the student and machanic. Fig. 233 and 234.—Details of Toilet Table Chair Shown in Fig. 231. fords sufficient back support, yet does not retard the use of thearms in dressing the hair—considerations which give these twopieces of furniture growing popularity among women. As the BEDROOM FURNITURE AND CONVENIENCES 231 back posts of this chair are secured from a 14, in. board 2>^ , sawed to a pattern made from shape indicated, it will notbe a difficult chair to make as the two posts are screwed to theseat in a vertical outside width of i z in.
. Furniture for the craftsman; a manual for the student and machanic. Fig. 233 and 234.—Details of Toilet Table Chair Shown in Fig. 231. fords sufficient back support, yet does not retard the use of thearms in dressing the hair—considerations which give these twopieces of furniture growing popularity among women. As the BEDROOM FURNITURE AND CONVENIENCES 231 back posts of this chair are secured from a 14, in. board 2>^ , sawed to a pattern made from shape indicated, it will notbe a difficult chair to make as the two posts are screwed to theseat in a vertical outside width of i z in. and square to the front. The curved and tapering front legs are obtained from i yi stock and are secured by two dowels each to the underside of the seat, having an outside width of 15^ in. Thestretchers are ^ in. square. The seat is of a solid or jointed board dressed to a thickness of13^ in. and hollowed out in the deepest part to ^ in., formingthe saddle effect indicated. The top slat may be secured by using a draw-knife and spokeshave in producing
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