Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 638
the pieces for the ends slightlylonger than the depth of your planes. Thesepieces may then be bent by steaming them over akettle of boiling water and bending to the desiredcurve. When dry they will hold their shape re-markably well. Another plan is to use a flexiblestrip and pull the ends together… … FIG. 2. A SIMPLE MODEL. THE PROPELLER AT THE LEFT, WHICH IS THE FRONT, EXTENDS TOO FAR BEYOND THE FRONT PLANE. pieces of the planes and the intermediate stiffen-ing ribs are bent with the convex curve upper-most, so that when the planes are covered withsilk or muslin, the whole plane will have the…
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