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How it flies; (1910)

Ferris, Richard. [from old catalog] · New York, T. Nelson and sons · leaf 248

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m. Others use coppernails and clinch them over washers on the under side.Both methods are shown in the plans, but the clampsare recommended as giving greater stiffness, an essen-tial feature. At the front edge of the frames the ribs are fas-tened flush, and being 4 feet long and the frame but3 feet… … o 0) -a O c3 248 THE GLIDER, opening may be made wider to accommodate a stouterperson. The posts are then put into place and bolted tothe struts and the spars, as shown, with ^-inch bolts. The entire structure is then to be braced diagonallywith No. 16 piano wire. The greatest care must betaken to…

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