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Problems in woodwork in combination with other materials for elementary manual training (1917)

Worst, Edward F. (Edward Francis), 1866-1949 · Milwaukee, Wis., The Bruce publishing company · leaf 112

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always keepingthe right side up. This is mosteasily done by drawing thestrand between the thumband forefinger. This not onlykeeps the right side up, butprevents twisting and kinks.Another peg may now be in-serted in hole 2. See that thecane is fairly tight. The end isnext l^rought uj) through… … now carried across the open-mg and down hole 4. The])eg is now Icinoved fromiiole 2 and ])laced in No. 4.The end is next brought iij)hole ), and the ])eg takenfrom hole .i and i)laced inXo. .). Continue in thisway until all the holes inthe i)arallel i-ails have beenused, as shown in Fig. 108.…

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