- 1Preface
- 2I — Introductory
- 3II — First Experiments — The Knife and Its Possibilities
- 4III — Mechanical Drawing
- 5IV — Mechanical Drawing: Continued
- 6V — Toys
- 7VI — Moving Toys
- 8VII — Designing Moving Toys
- 9VIII — The Model Aeroplane
- 10IX — The Monoplane
- 11X — Kites
- 12XI — Chip Carving and Knife Work
- 13XII — Chip Carving: Continued
- 14XIII — Chip Carving and Knife Work (See,)
- 15XIV — The Shop
- 16XV — The Equipment for a Shop
- 17XVI — Building a Lumber Rack
- 18XVII — Mills and Weather Vanes
- 19XVIII — Tools: Saws
- 20XIX — Tools: Planes
- 21XX — Squaring Up Stock
- 22XXI — Boring Tools
- 23XXII — Miscellaneous Tools
- 24XXIII — Making Nail Boxes
- 25XXIV — Bird Houses
- 26XXV — Simple Articles for Household Use
- 27XXVI — The Mitre Box and Picture Frames
- 28XXVII — Making Toilet Boxes
- 29XXVIII — Brackets and Book Racks
- 30XXIX — Construction
- 31XXX — The Use of the Gouge
- 32XXXI — Coat Hanger and Towel Rollers
- 33XXXII — Clock Cases
- 34XXXIII — Footstools
- 35XXXIV — The Tabourette
- 36XXXV — The Dovetail Joint
- 37XXXVI — Inlaying
- 38XXXVII — The Checker-Board
- 39XXXVIII — Tool Cases and Chests
- 40XXXIX — Bookcases and Magazine Racks
- 41XL — The Medicine Cabinet
- 42XLI — Mission Furniture
- 43XLII — The Chest
- 44XLIII — The Drawing Outfit
- 45XLIV — Woodwork for Outdoor Sports
- 46XLV — The Pergola
- 47XLVI — Poultry Houses
- 48XLVII — Housing of Outdoor Pets
- 49XLVIII — Outdoor Carpentry
- 50XLIX — Staining, Polishing, and Finishing
- 51L — Durability, Decay, and Preservation of Wood
- 52Li — Mathematics of Woodwork
- 53LII — Lumber: No. 1
- 54LIII — Lumber: No. 2
- 55LIV — Lumber: No. 3
- 56LV — Lumber: No. 4
- 57LVI — Broad-Leaved Trees
- 58LVII — Trees With Simple Leaves
Carpentry and Woodwork
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