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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 292

An illustration from Toy-making in school and home, 1916, leaf 292 — ady to be attachedto the glider. Before this is done, however, we shall consider the making ofa wooden propeller. This is rather more difficult to make.Cut a piece of wood to the shape shown in Fig. 483 with a sharp TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME 257 pen-knife. The propeller must then be ^ven the… … Fi^.481 fiq 484 \£ i 0 m flQ^LSd F13 v8b Fi5- ud5 When the wood is supple, twist it as in Fig. 484. This soundseasier to do than it really is, the difficulty being to get the twiston one side exactly equal to the twist on the other. For thisreason the tin propellers are more satisfactory to make.…

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