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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 246

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pressure is required on the drill beyondits own weight. In making the various jointed animals, etc., in the followingchapters bifurcated nickel rivets are used, small-gauge. Thefollowing are useful sizes :—Sizes No. 14 xV, xV, 1^. (These are useful for jointed animals.)Sizes No. 11 fl, H, xf-… … Fuj J, 00 Pvj v^Ol placed on a piece of metal (the clamp will do). Fig. 401 shows themethod of opening the rivet, a represents the table, b the clamp,c the head of the rabbit and its ears, d, the rivet. CHAPTER XVI LITTLE GYMNAST; DANCING CLOWN; ROCKING ANIMALS Little Gymnast. First the little…

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