Toy-making at home; how to make a hundred toys from odds and ends (1915)
Adams, Morely · New York : Frederick A. Stokes company · leaf 76
ant. These four flanges are then glued to the axle, and the side of the driving wheel. If the sand wheel so made is not sufficiently firm, then another small cardboard circle can be glued to the flanges, on the side remote from the driving wheel : this will strengthen the wheel and in no way… … Fio. 77. with another piece of tin. This is simple enough : all you need to do is cut a piece of tin about f in. long and | in. wide, and punch a hole in one end. This pierced tin should then be placed so that the unbroken end of the slip covers the supply hole. A forked rivet should then be passed…
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