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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 55

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p cat, and as soon as you make a work-ing drawing of it, you are going to manufacture 36 CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK one with your knife. Please notice that the tipcat is a cylinder with a cone at each end, and twoviews will show everything about it. The drawing took longer to make than Harryimagined it… … Fig. 28. Secondtipcat IJirst came the squaring up, shown at a. Thenthe two ends were whittled down to wedges asshown at b, and these two ends reduced to Squarepyramids, as at c. MECHANICAL DRAWING 3? Lines a quarter of an inch from each edge weredrawn on the four sides of the Square part and…

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