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Educational toys, consisting chiefly of coping-saw problems for children in the school and the home (1920)

Petersen, Louis C · Peoria, Manual Arts Press · leaf 105

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EDUCATIONAL TOYS 102 Next, make the frame and wheels as follows: Saw out two 5" wheels anc bore the center holes to fit tight on the wire axle and to run true. The frame the handle, the sides and end are shaped from 1/2" stock. The two up right pieces are made of 3/8" stock and securely fastened on… … ( -z ^■ J U 3 ^ i »| 1 c^ Fig. 20. bearing for the axle. Paint wheels red and frame green. The axle is best made by holding the wire in a vise. First, make bends 3/8" on each side oi the middle point. Then make the second pair of bends 1-1/4" from the middle. Near each end of the axle, flattened…

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