tely and riveted loosely to thebody; only two pieces of wire are needed, one on each side, towork the legs. The gun may be a piece of wire or wood fixedon afterward. The wheels are ^ inch in thickness. Other similar toys worked by wheels can be made by cuttinga hole in the bottom of the cart. One… … Fig. 459 TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME 245 which axle b c freely turns ; or wooden blocks may be nailed onfor the axle to turn in, if tin cannot be obtained. The ends of theaxle are securely fastened into solid wooden wheels. As thewheels revolve they will push up and down a piece of wire orwooden…
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