Miller, Charles M · Peoria, Ill. : The Manual arts press · leaf 84
76 KITECRAFT AND KITE TOURNAMENTS well and arc very light. They are usually made of a square piece of paper which is cut on the diagonal nearly to the center, Fig. 149; one of the points of each section is then brought a little past the cen- ter and a pin pushed thru, Fig. 150. These little… … FIG. 150. FIG. 149. Larger mills can be made of stiffer paper, as bristol board, but the larger sizes will need more anchorage. The wheel will need an axle of wire and to secure it, a paper, perhaps several, will need to be pasted to the wheel and on the wire to prevent its flopping over. The…
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