Carpentry Mechanics for Boys Up to the Minute Handicraft
Carpentry Mechanics for Boys Up to the Minute Handicraft
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— End Piece of Wheel FiG. 352. — Paddle FiG. 353. — How End, Paddle and Spool Hub are Assembled torpedo sand, or any kind you can get) and screen out the finer particles through a piece of screen wire. Sand too coarse to go through screen- wire will clog the hopper outlet. If the sand is damp, it must be dried out to prevent caking. The Toy Trip-Hammer. Uprights M at the end of the base opposite to that on which the sand-motor is mounted 174 CARPENTRY AND MECHANICS FOR BOYS (Figs. 347 and 354),... support shafting and pulleys operated by belts from the paddle-wheel. One of the shafts operates Fig. 355 Fig. 354 Fig. 356 Fig. 354. — Cross-Section Looking Toward Framework Supporting Toy Trip-Hammer Figs. 355 and 356. — Details of Spool Pulleys, and Trip-Hammer the trip-hammer. The trip-hammer consists of a piece of pencil or dowel-stick {N, Figs. 347, 354 and 356), which slides up and down through a pair of screw-eyes screwed SAND-MOTOR TOYS 175 into one of the uprights M. A screw-eye in the top of the trip-hammer stick provides a point of attachment for the hoisting-cable; a round-headed tack in the lower end forms the hammer head, and a second round-headed tack driven into the base serves as an anvil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— End Piece of Wheel FiG. 352. — Paddle FiG. 353. — How End, Paddle and Spool Hub are Assembled torpedo sand, or any kind you can get) and screen out the finer particles through a piece of screen wire. Sand too coarse to go through screen- wire will clog the hopper outlet. If the sand is damp, it must be dried out to prevent caking. The Toy Trip-Hammer. Uprights M at the end of the base opposite to that on which the sand-motor is mounted 174 CARPENTRY AND MECHANICS FOR BOYS (Figs. 347 and 354),... support shafting and pulleys operated by belts from the paddle-wheel. One of the shafts operates Fig. 355 Fig. 354 Fig. 356 Fig. 354. — Cross-Section Looking Toward Framework Supporting Toy Trip-Hammer Figs. 355 and 356. — Details of Spool Pulleys, and Trip-Hammer the trip-hammer. The trip-hammer consists of a piece of pencil or dowel-stick {N, Figs. 347, 354 and 356), which slides up and down through a pair of screw-eyes screwed SAND-MOTOR TOYS 175 into one of the uprights M. A screw-eye in the top of the trip-hammer stick provides a point of attachment for the hoisting-cable; a round-headed tack in the lower end forms the hammer head, and a second round-headed tack driven into the base serves as an anvil.
What to read after Carpentry Mechanics for Boys Up to the Minute Handicraft?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Neely Albert Neely Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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