Macbeth, Ann · New York, R.M. McBride and company · leaf 86
has a little manattached. The waterwheel has flat bladeswith no bevelling, and a thick wire is in-serted through its axis. This wire shouldbe bent with pliers to form the cranks. Setup crosswise into the ground some strongtwigs tied firmly into position with strong A WATERWHEEL AND SHUTE 75 twine.… … FiG. 58. ties. Set the shute so that the end is abovethe blade of the waterwheel and allows thewater to fall on it with sufficient force toturn it round. The man may be cut witha fret-saw in three ply wood, and small 76 THE PLAYWORK BOOK staples should be run loosely through theholes at the ankles…
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