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Correlated courses in woodwork and mechanical drawing

Allotment of Time; Informational and Related Matter Pertaining to Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing; Structural and Decorative Design; Shop Excursions; Stock Bills; Estimating Cost of Material; Standardizing Materials and Tools; Records, Forms of Reports, Grading Work; Shop Cond...

Chapters

1. CHAPTER IV--SHOP ORGANIZATION--Location of Shops; Division and

Allotment of Time; Informational and Related Matter Pertaining to Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing; Structural and Decorative Design; Shop Excursions; Stock Bills; Estimating Cos...

2. CHAPTER V--EQUIPMENT--Size of Classes; Lockers; Bench and Tool

3. CHAPTER IX--DRAWINGS OF PROJECTS, for use in Grades VII and VIII.

Group I--Squaring up stock surfaced on two sides to thickness. Group II--Squaring up stock surfaced on two sides, continued. Group III--Squaring up Rough Stock. Group IV--Workin...

4. CHAPTER X--DRAWINGS OF PROJECTS, for use in High Schools. Group

5. CHAPTER I.

=Foreword.= It is assumed that woodworking and mechanical drawing have subject matter and that it is desirable to have an orderly arrangement. Such an assumption may seem unwarr...

6. CHAPTER II.

---------------+----------------------+---------------+--------------- |Surface smoothing |(Smooth plane?)| Soft wood |Gaging |Marking-gage | S-2-S |Measuring |Rule |Counting-bo...

7. CHAPTER III.

=Discussion of Drawing Course.= The course in mechanical drawing, like that in woodworking, is arranged in groups according to the principles to be developed. The arguments for...

8. CHAPTER IV.

=1. Location of Shops.= Shops for high school pupils will be located in or near the high school building. A special effort should be made to have both wood shop and drawing room...

9. CHAPTER V.

=15. Equipment.= In the following discussion, effort is made to suggest type forms of equipment rather than to offer a complete treatise. The equipment offered may be added to o...

10. CHAPTER VI.

The essential points in modifying outline and designing decoration for some one of the following: Letter-holder, thermometer-back, calendar-back, bill-file, handkerchief-box, gl...

11. Chapter I _Essentials of Woodworking_. Pupils answer five in writing.

12. Chapter II, _Essentials of Woodworking_. Pupils will answer five in

13. Chapter III, _Essentials of Woodworking_. Pupils will answer five in

Those finishing projects will assist slower pupils or do necessary work about the shop. All pupils are to be kept busy at some work until the last day they come. The last day ea...

14. CHAPTER VII.

(Mechanical Drawing 12 weeks--Group 1, Straight Lines; 2, Circles; 3, Tangents; 4, Planes of Projections; 5, Review; 6, First choice Dado Group of Woodwork--Working Drawing; 7,...

15. CHAPTER VIII.

16. PART III.

27. Groove joint. 28. Book-rack. 29. Necktie rack. 30. Magazine rack. 31. Footstool. 32. Paper or magazine wall rack. 33. Wall shelf. 34. Table or desk shelves. 35. Taboret. 36....

17. Part III: project names, project part names and construction

instructions from the drawings have been transcribed for the sake of clarity and legibility; measurements and descriptions of minor constructive elements such as screws and nail...