Construction work in cardboard and paper for grades I to IV, without the use of tools; with a course in woodwork for the fifth grade (1900)
Smith, Robert Mackie, comp · Chicago, A. Flanagan Co · leaf 123
esquare 3 under its fold; then rectangle 7-8, which enclosessquare 9, etc. (Fig. 70). If necessary, double the cover as we did in the case ofthe box. In these constructions it is necessary to have fixeddimensions betwreen the different parts. In the cubicbox, the height equals the two other… … £ 73 n i T 75 ^ iS ii 1G THE CUBE. 121 THE CUBE-SIXTH CONSTRUCTION. Materials.—Nos. 25 and 26. Take six squares of stiff paper about 4x4 inches. Make a uniform fold on each of their sides, about three-eighths inch, which then unfold. Take four of these squares and place them exactly overeach other.…
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