Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 36
up the models.This will prove both instructiveand interesting.Pail. The first piece of tinware for which the pattern willbe developed is that known as the flaring bucket, or pail, shownin Fig. 20. First draw the center line AB, Fig. 21, upon whichplace the height of the pail, as shown by CD. On… … Fig. 19. 25 18 TINSMITHING> be the center point with which to describe the pattern. Now,with C as center and CE as radius, describe the semi-circle EAE,and divide it into equal spaces, as shown.This semi-circle will represent the half sec-tion of the top of the pail. <^11
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