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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883-, Polkinghorne, Mabel Irene Rutherford, 1882- · London, G.G. Harrap & Company · leaf 176

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OOL AND HOME 153 together, holes must be drilled in the two short sides, large enough to take a wooden axle about J inch in diameter. A and B are two pieces of strip wood J" X J" X 5" ; their tops are rounded and holes similar to those in the cradle are drilled in them about 1J inches from the top.… … FIG. 288 and nailed to F ; a wider space must be left on one side of E so that the supports, H and G, can be fastened securely to F. G and H are 5J" x J" X J". For the axles on which the cradle swings two pieces of strip- wood, J" xj" xlj" must be cut and rounded, passed through holes in A and B,…

Toys · Education -- Occupations and busy work · Handicraft

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