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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 7 (February 1877) (1877)

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such a width as to leave that shown in Fig. 143, by C E F, which we may place up- allow for jointing the staves at a close fit together. a small margin around the core to support what is called the right against the ends of the first tier as a guide in adjusting Having prepared the staves, we set… … the material is a softwood, as is usually the case. The stave 8 the strike: this latter is cut from a piece of board from f make every alternate layer of two pieces; but the bottom and is now to be completely pierced with a hole just fitting the to 1 inch thick, the semicircular hole cut in it…

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