"Pine shavings are the best to use, as they are less brittle than those of harder woods. Select a number…
"A may-basket which can be made in a moment is simply a bright-colored paper six inches long and three…
A pair of hands smoothing a clay container formed by curling large sections of rolled clay together.
In Joinery, a common dovetail joint is the most efficient for joining two boards that meet at a right…
A Fin'ial is an ornament, generally carved to resemble foliage, which forms the termination of pinnacles,…
A Fin'ial is an ornament (generally carved to resemble foliage) which forms the termination of pinnacles,…
This illustration shows a fret saw in use. The blade is a thread of metal with teeth, set in a 'U'-shaped…
"The form of the bottle and the use of the blow-pipe are unequivocally indicated; and the green hue,…
A Grooved and Tongued Joint is a joint used with boards in the same plane, so that the boards don't…
Juncus conglomeratus, also known as the common rush, belongs to a genus of grass-like herbs (Juncus)…
Known as the soft rush, Juncus effusus is nearly as common as the most common species, J. conglomeratus.…
Only suitable for inferior purposes, Ledged Doors are made of narrow vertical boards, connected by three…
A mortise and tenon joint is a type of joint in the art of Joinery. These joints are commonly used in…
A style of joint employed in the art of Joinery (the making and fitting of the interior wood-work of…
A joint made so that the space created by the shrinkage of wood is filled by the fillet, preventing…
A piece of cloth or tissue of some kind spread to the wind to impel or assist in impelling a vessel…
A small fast-sailing sharp-built vessel with two mass, and the principals sails of the fore-and aft…
A water craft is a vehicle, vessel or craft designed to move across water, including saltwater and freshwater,…
"The use of the spindle and loom, sewing, braiding, etc, form the subjects of many of the paintings,…