Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 88
the size of clothes-linecord, or, better, with picture-cord wire, thisbeing threaded through two holes in each endof each stave, as at E. A plank two inchesthick, the length of a barrel-stave and thewidth of two staves, is used for the back, asat B. Holes an eighth of an inch larger thanthe rope to… … S. THE BAKKEL-STAYE SWING )r the front support, C, D, a stout hard-woodxk, at least one inch thick, two inches wided three inches longer at each end than theive, is used, with a hole for the suspendingpe bored in each end. This is held in place wiring it to the stave at each end, as at F.! making…
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