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Identifier: industrialeducat22peoruoft (find matches)
Title: Industrial Education Magazine
Year: 1910 (1910s)
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Publisher: Peoria
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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i thick in the form ofan isosceles triangle whose altitude isSyi and whose vertex angle is 36°, withgrain of wood running along the line ofthe altitude. (c) Hubs. Cut 2 blocks \)/2 square and % thick. (d) Construction. 1. Screw a pine block 2 thick and 11 in diameterto a lathe face-plate. 2. Face off on the lathe and glue paper to surface. 3. On the lathe locate center and strike off circlesof 4,I4 radius and Sli radius respectively. % TEA WAGON 289
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290 MANUAL TRAINING MAGAZINE 4. Divide the circumference of one of these circlesinto 10 equal parts, and draw the radii thruboth circles. 5. Select 10 of the thin segments which matchwell in grain, and placing one at a time betweenthe two circumference lines, fit their ends per-fectly together along the radial lines and clampeach in place with a wooden clamp as fitted. 6. Remove one at a time and glue in place, tap-ping gently into place with hammer or malletand clamping securely. 7. Face off on lathe, and mark the circumferenceof any circle on surface thus faced off. 8. Divide this circumference into ten equal partsbeginning at the central point of one of thethin segments, and draw radial lines thru thesepoints. 9. Pound a 1 brad thru a small piece of the ygmaterial letting the point protrude about %. 10. Place the brad point at the center of the circleand pound it down until the small block restsupon the surface. 11. Select 10 of the triangular pieces whose grainmatch well and snip

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