Problems in Woodwork
Problems in Woodwork
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The strand now travels over and diagonally across the vertical from 3 to 2 and back to its orig- inal position at 1 as shown at D, Fig. 243, by passing behind and straight across the vertical from 2 to 1.
The foregoing method of wrapping repeats itself by going over and diagonally across the vertical from 1 to 4, up, behind, and straight across the horizontal from 4 to 2, over and diagonally across the vertical from 2 to 3, behind and straight across the vertical from 3 to 4, up, over and ...diagonally across the ver- tical from 4 to 1, down, behind and straight across the horizontal from 1 to 3, up, over and diagonally across from 3 to 2 and then back to its original posi- tion at 1 by passing behind and straight across the vertical from 2 to 1. The wrapping should be now as shown in E, Fig. 243.
This method of wrapping should be continued until four pockets are formed, one at each corner, as shown in F, Fig. 243.
The other side of the rings are wrapped in the same manner as shown in F, Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
243.
The strand now travels over and diagonally across the vertical from 3 to 2 and back to its orig- inal position at 1 as shown at D, Fig. 243, by passing behind and straight across the vertical from 2 to 1.
The foregoing method of wrapping repeats itself by going over and diagonally across the vertical from 1 to 4, up, behind, and straight across the horizontal from 4 to 2, over and diagonally across the vertical from 2 to 3, behind and straight across the vertical from 3 to 4, up, over and ...diagonally across the ver- tical from 4 to 1, down, behind and straight across the horizontal from 1 to 3, up, over and diagonally across from 3 to 2 and then back to its original posi- tion at 1 by passing behind and straight across the vertical from 2 to 1. The wrapping should be now as shown in E, Fig. 243.
This method of wrapping should be continued until four pockets are formed, one at each corner, as shown in F, Fig. 243.
The other side of the rings are wrapped in the same manner as shown in F, Fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward F Edward Francis Worst to read onlineMoreLess
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