Correlated courses in woodwork and mechanical drawing

by Ira Samuel Griffith

The lumber rack was made by bolting five pieces of 4 × 4-inch chestnut to the side wall, and inserting six 21-inch lengths of 1³⁄₄-inch gas pipe in each upright. Such a rack is convenient, serviceable and inexpensive.

Bellevue Ave. Shop—Montclair, New Jersey

T TEACHER’S ROOM D DEMONSTRATION THEATRE L LUMBER RACK S SINK F FINISHING BENCH

G GLUE BENCH 1 CASE FOR UNFINISHED WORK 2 EXHIBITION CASE 3 TEACHER’S DESK 4 SUPPLY CASES

5 OPEN SHELVES 6 GENERAL TOOL CASE 7 DEMONSTRATION BENCH 8 GRINDSTONE

Fig. 8

The glue and finishing tables, not shown in the pictures, have zinc tops, and are provided with drawers and compartments for keeping the materials used. They provide the means for doing with cleanliness and order what sometimes is a rather troublesome part of shopwork.

Fig. 9. INTERIOR OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL SHOP, MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY.

Fig. 10. LOCKERS FOR STORAGE OF UNFINISHED WORK, GRAMMAR SCHOOL SHOP, MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY.