Augsburg, De Resco Leo, b. 1859 · Boston, New York, Educational Pub. Co · leaf 95
CHAPTER VII.The Cylinder. The cj^linder is the type form for objects containino; curvedlines and surfaces. For convenience, the study of the cylinder is divided intothe vertical cylinder^ Fig. 1 ; the horizontal cylinder, Fig. 2 ; thehorizontal-receding cylinder. Fig. 3, corresponding to the… … The Vertical Cylinder. Models.— Use for a model a strip of rather stiff paper, 1^x9inches, l)cnt round, with the ends pinned or pasted, as in Fig. 4.A common fruit can, baking-powder can, and a plain cylindricalglass tumbler, all make excellent models. Use several models.Often we can see in one…
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