Low lines, an interesting surfboard shape and a

slight tilt to the end panel give this useful piece

character and grace.
The sturdy, unusual legs can be fabricated easily
from ordinary mild steel rod by any metal working
shop. This plan gives all the information required.
To take care of minor variations in angle and dimen-
sions, you probably will save yourself extra work by
having legs bent before beveling and drilling the
bottom shelf and cutting partition "C" to proper
height.
Paint legs with flat black enamel or in a color to
contrast with the shelves.
Cut, rabbet, dado and drill all parts as required.
Sand and fill exposed edges, and fit mating parts PARTS SCHEDULE
together. Glue and nail all joints. CODE NO. REQ"D SIZE PART IDENTIFICATION
Fasten end "D" to bottom shelf "A." Nail parti-
A 1 16"x44%" Bottom Shelf
tion "C" in slot, then support shelf "B" on a block
B 16"x32" Top Shelf
while attaching to "C." Some adjustment for length
of legs can be obtained by drilling blind holes under- c 7V."x14" Divider
D sv,"x 16" End
neath top shelf; plates can be threaded up or down
2 Sets 1f2" Diameter Wrought Iron Legs
a few turns for positive location.
2 Eo . 1"x21f2"xVs" Leg Plates
Install legs after finishing as recommended, making
sure the threaded ends of legs at open end of rack Miscellcneous-6d Finish Neils end Glue

are exactly vertical. 1" No. 8 R. H. Screws as required

48"

3" ---- -;,

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DRILL HOLES TO
RECEIVE LEGS

SIDE ELEVATION

1/2" BLACK-
IRON LEGS

END ELEVATION

NTERIOR A-D
.-/I
A B

c
D

LEG PLATES SCREWED 10

CUTTING DIAGRAM PLAN OF TOP UNDERSIDE OF TOP

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