Wood: Poplar.

Preparatory: Same as in Fig. 1, applied to all pieces. Make stock list.

The brackets should be included in one piece. Exercises.

1.   Make and finish back of size and shape required. Be sure that the chamfer is the same on all sides.

2.   Bore holes in the back for the pins of the bracket.

3.   A. Lay out a shoulder and pin on each end of the piece prepared for the brackets, or standards. B. Cut each shoulder, and fit it to the back. Brackets fitted to back by the same method used in Fig. 28, Exs. 2 and 3, omitting F, G, H, and I of Ex. 3.

4.   A. Make the brackets of the required shape and size.

B. Bore the holes for the pin which supports the arms, about \" deep. Be sure that the holes are made in the sides of the bracket that face each other.

5.   Make the arms of the required size and shape, so that when they are in their places, there will be no play.

6.   Bore the holes in the arms for the pin upon which they swing. These should be bored with the utmost accuracy, so that the arm will swing horizontally. Finish top of standard or bracket.

7.   Make the pin upon which the arm swings to pass just through

the hole, not a tight fit, but loose enough to allow the arm to move.

8.   See Fig. 28, Ex. 1 C.

9. Plane and sandpaper everything except the back and the edges of the back.

10.   A. Pass the pin through the arms and into the holes made to receive them in the brackets or standards. B. See Fig. 28, Ex. 7 B.

11.   A. See Fig. 28, Ex. 8.

B.   Sandpaper the edges and the chamfer.

C.   Inspect for defects and remedy.

12.   Stain and finish as desired.