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How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)

Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 217

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position. THE SIDE-WHEELEK. Another, and very pretty windmill, which can be easilyconstructed by a boy, is in the form of a steam-boat, thepaddles of which are always presented to the wind by 212 THE WOODEN WINDMILL. the position of the boat itself. Cut out of a seven-eighthsof an inch board a hull… … Fi3 \a>l two circular disks for these wheels, and dovetail thepaddles into their edges as seen in Fig. 2. Next cut outtwo half circles of your thin wood for paddle-boxes, andbore a hole in each for the axle of the wheels. These areto shield the upper half of the wheels from the wind.Now take a…

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