The boy craftsman; practical ad profitable ideas for a boy's leisure hours . ^o bath, it should be used for rinsing only, and A Washing-box, after the scheme of Fig. 172, made tohold the negatives while washing them. This box will A BOYS DARK-ROOxM 159 stand on the shelf beside the sink until you are throughdeveloping. The rack is made up of strips of woodfastened together with wire brads. Figure 173 clearlyshows its construction. Strips A, B, C, and D shouldbe placed three and three-quarters inches apart for four-by-iive plates, and kerfs should be cut in their edges as. Fig. 173. — A Washing
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The boy craftsman; practical ad profitable ideas for a boy's leisure hours . ^o bath, it should be used for rinsing only, and A Washing-box, after the scheme of Fig. 172, made tohold the negatives while washing them. This box will A BOYS DARK-ROOxM 159 stand on the shelf beside the sink until you are throughdeveloping. The rack is made up of strips of woodfastened together with wire brads. Figure 173 clearlyshows its construction. Strips A, B, C, and D shouldbe placed three and three-quarters inches apart for four-by-iive plates, and kerfs should be cut in their edges as. Fig. 173. — A Washing-rack. shown. A and D are mounted upon short stilts, andB and C are nailed to the uprights supporting thehandle. The plates rest upon strips nailed across thebottom pieces. This tray was made to hold two dozen plates, butmay be made smaller if you wish. The box should be just large enough for the tray i6o PROFITABLE PASTIMES to fit in. Fill all the cracks and joints with white-lead and give the box several coats of paint to make itperfectly water tight. Then make a hole in the sidenear the bottom to let the water out, and procure a corkto fit it (Fig. 174). Before developing, cork up the washing-box, fill it