The boy craftsman; practical ad profitable ideas for a boy's leisure hours (1905)
Hall, A. Neely (Albert Neely), b. 1883 · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 333
drive a nail intothe pole over which to loop the cord tokeep the striker in check. This tick-tackis worked by placing the end of the poleclose to the window-glass, with the striker toward theglass, and slipping the cord off its nail. The striker iscontrolled entirely by the cord. The Goblin-man… … Fig. 305. The Clock-work Tick-tack. HALLOWEEN 287 long with the centre of an eighteen-inch crosspiecenailed across it. In order to fasten these pieces firmlytogether, they should be halved as shown in Fig. 267,Chapter XIX. Thearms consist of twosticks {A and B in Fig.307) fastened togetherat right…
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