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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 138

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TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME 121 round, wooden axle passed through. The ends of the axle shouldbe filed flat as in Fig. 220, so that a and c (Fig. 219) can be gluedto them. The roller may be painted black. Cut a piece of card-board, 6i inches by 4| inches. Bend this round so that it fits … Fig. 2i8 between a b and c d (Fig. 219) ; place the roller in position, markwith pencil the portions of cardboard that cover the roller and cutthese off (see the shaded parts in Fig. 221). Fig. 222 shows the construction from cardboard of the part ofthe cab marked g in Fig. 218. Half cuts are made…

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