ted may bemade of iron, copper or brass, althougheither copper orbrass is preferable,as mica is used forthe shades of theselamps, and the con-trast between thewhite mica and ironseems too great. Afount about eight orten inches in diam-eter may be pur-chased, and then acylinder with aclosed bottom… … inches wide shouldbe secured withrivets, both to rein-force the cylinderand to give a suflS-cient thickness forfastening the hangerthat is bent in theform of a scroll atthis point. We de-scribed in the De-cember issue of TheCraftsman themethod of makingfounts jmd cylindersfor oil lamps. If thefount…
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