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the
Scandinavian.
Round Work. Handy
How
a
Small
Direct-current
Motor.
Furnace Drafts.
Milk Testing*
Without Apparatus.
tim-
bers
must
be
closed,
or
opened,
until
the
distance
between
these
two
points
measures
exactly
5
feet,
the
others
may
HANDY MAN
therefore,
should
be
by
4
feet
of
the
put
on
also,
letting
it
bear
top
and
bottom
against
the
horizontal
HANDV MAN
S WORKSHOP
pitch
the rest
but
having
a
driving
fit
of the
in
from
HANDY MAN
9
HANDY MAN
be
good
inch,
out
to
out,
beveled
to
an
angle
of
45
degrees
for
see
that
there
are
broken
lines,
a
wooden
water
trough
resting
^stone is that
soft spots,
hour's
sufficient
the
head-stock,
hody
for
the
rest
bein^
small
plate
c
is
tapped
for
a
thumb-
screw
be
a
very
useful
attachment.—
60
THE
SCROLL-SAW
The
following
description
of
a
scroll-saw
he
had
in
his
shop
cutting
39.
The
saw
leather.
The
head
is
to
be
secured
to
the
under
side
of
the
table
bicycle
he
stored
away
in
the
of the saw
revolution
of
the
pedals.
from
the
sprocket
chain
to
the
saw
frame
is
shown
in
Fig.
48.
At
shaft
18
blade. To the arms
a
semicircular
guide,
by
means
of
two
use
saw
plate
about
be
sawed.
clamp
as
and
5/16
inch
holding
them
together
melts.
The
strain.
The
round
HANUV MAN
frame
hour to
prevents the
end
dei)th.
This
simple
trick
seems
to
he
but
little
known.
Place
the
roll
between
blocks
of
wood
having
a
hollow
face,
an
ordinary
a
bench
or
black-
smith's
drill,
with
the
A sling
leaving
a
short
loop
The
loose
ends
upon
The
rope
may
boiler
he
gets
busy.
Quickly
converting
his
overalls
into
a
tool
HANDY MAN
obtained, and not promptly,
buckles
gage
was
bought,
also
on
account
jaws,
two
pins,
and
HANDY MAN
very hard
that
the
pieces
HANDY MAN
same
which
were
first
driven
through
the
wood,
and
had
the
right
side
of
the
against
the
inside
face
of
the
corner
strip,
wdiile
a
foot
of
this
couple
of
U
bolts,
F,
was
screwed
down
to
HAN'DV MAN
the
of
the
hole.
as
shown.
By
holding
one
end
of
with
a
wrench,
the
and
then
operated
it
indicates
that
of
the
one
wanted
in
the
marbles.
Then
with
a
countersink
a
conical
aperture
was
5
inches
each.
Near
the
end
this
will not
ively,
is
the
zinc
long
is
bent
chilled
and
blocks
threads.
thickness of the
of
just
bined with
a
crucible
and
well
stirred,
50
parts
ap-
plication
of
the
widely. There
flame immediately assumes
unite
with
flame.
To
produce
a
uniform
pipe
I'ig-
'33
HA^'n^•
shown, with
used
for
soldering,
permits
the
IIANUV MANS
any
at-
For
the
two
last
named
the
side)
with
a
small
HANDY INIAN
reducer,
is
The
tubing
lead
is
pre-
ferable.
It
is
not
than
formerly,
when
fewer
good
solders
were
known;
and
soldering
is
thereby
considerably
simplified.
and
soldered,
metallic
mixtures
are
used,
and
it
HAND^' .MAN
]jroportions
The
composition
of
some
HANDY man's
of a
beetle. After
by
tity
of
fire,
HAMDV .MAN
to
be
less
dense
than
the
a
throw
i)ro(luccd
in
sharp-cornered
it
is
well
to
cast
solder, as is
etc.
of pol-
The
so-called
cliche
metals
Some
still
greater
contain copper,
called hard.
copper
80
malleable.
tin.
BrasSj
as
we
know,
is
an
alloy
of
very
brittle.
if
there
; either
the
alloy
is
kept
that
a
is
larger
soldered with
gold are
is nuich more
HANDY ^r.VN
the
solder
HANDV MAX
metals are
of very
1^2
left
long
in
fusion
much
of
to
i
of
the
soldering
forms
a
be
tinned.
This
sure
that
the
tinnmg
is
thorough,
with
a
steel
or
brass
scratch
brush
of
is
bearing^s for
idea
was
the
forerunner
of
the
the screw.
J1.\M)\'
made
of
tool
.steel
and
hardened.
'J'he
rear
end
of
the
collets
have
holes
of
102 HAXDV
—
a
HANDY man's
WORKSHOP AND
HAiNDV MAX
lathe
bed
as
to
an
the
bearing blocks
operation.
space.
The
patch
The
casting
is
placed
blocks
of
iron,
about
the
size
of
a
of
which he de-
a
flask.
Anyone
light
globes
can
make
all
the
in
the
flame
Then jjress it
than the
HANDY MAN
milli-
meter
or
so
below
the
end
of
the
three
very
these
may
be
opened
with
a
electro-magnet
is
to
any
required
accu-
racy
may
be
accomplished.
The
advantage
of
this
in
place,
the
lock
and
IIAXDV .MAX
full
gen-
eral
barometric
tendency
barometer
gen-
erally
means
improved
weather
conditions,
pressure
was
un-
known,
coefficient of
be
made.
The
materials
makes
is placed
is drilled
through the
follows
10
miles
per
hour
0.37
pounds
15
1.90
pounds.
,we
will
be
building,
with
a
pulley,
L,
at
each
end
to
guide
the
cord between
be
made
as
follows
: Procure
a
piece
when it is
are being- determined.
ment
through
of the piece T
tion. D
D are
supports with
the
hand
quite
A
small
1)rass
rod
HANDY MAN
llie
not
found
enable
us
to
sec
what
the
curve
would
be,
were
the
exact
ratio
i
to
i
obtainable.
Fig,
1
78
—A
limiting
condition
202 HANDY
a
wooden
spool
was
glued
to
the
and
the
spool
was
the
paper
centrifugal
force
was
not
sufficient
to
hold
the
paper
rigid,
cutter making
IIANUY MAX
an intense
blue color
appears. The
addition of
1
The
mercial
product
thus been so
HANDY MAX
of
lily
of
turpentine into
stances,
more
expensive
than
its
zinc sulphate with
zincite.
Slow
only
constituent
Pour
A
acid
present,
it
before
lIAxNDV MANS
A
set
at
one
side,
on
the
bottom
as
shown.
The
width in
may
figure
A
turns
in
a
square
point
on
HANDY MAN
S WUKKSllUl'
recorded over
to the end
a
polished,
on
the
with
a
drum rotates
points
flying
per
minute
is
not
far
observed,
the
wind
a
flask
of
A
and
through
the
chimneys.
The
posts
are
they can
the
inliuence
machine
of electro-
static attractions
IIANUV MAN
S WORKSIIOr
its
ends
and
enter
of
the
To determine
rod
a
the
stationary
and
the
moving
balls
at
both
extremes
of
by
carefully
driving
into
them
following manner:
in
size
to
that
of
a
piece
at
a
time,
with
strips
of
it.
Attraction
is
of
curiously
correlated
forces
visibly
in whose
HANDY MANS
divisions should
all
experiment
may
end
are
of the
effect
However,
with
attention
to
a
few
HANDY MAN
thick
nebulous
line
electrical
action
is
on
tin.
See
also
that
its motion,
HAMDV MAN
S WOKKSliUI'
the
gong.
The
a
high
rate
like
to
make
an
a
great
mistake,
however,
as
it
is
diameter,
as
but
makes
a
neat
finish.
put
more
wire
on
the
secondary.
upon
a
they
should
be
clamped
together
and
exploring
the
face
with
the
other,
nerve
centers
can
be
found
whose
stimu-
project from
middle
of
the
un-
each wheel, to
a
few
gum
bands,
and
in length.
IIA.NDV MAN
rela-
strip
C,
leaving
all
jiiargins
oblique to
the rod so as
all
of
its
parts
roll
F
extend
be
im-
connecting the zinc shell of the dry cell with the
carbon
the
storage
which
it
was
charged,
and
open, the charge may last for several days. Like other
storage
partially
exhausted,
will
recuperate
to
left
open,
though
of
to
be
thoroughly
mixed
with
a
mortar,
and
packed
tightly
described,
or steel
yi
inch
thick,
all
of
of
steel
hold
the
mass
while
hold it
and
turned.
To
bolts,
first
if
a
lathe.
Put
in
tool will catch
ance with
the drawing
in
entirely
through
the
second
brass
plate,
but
the
others
This
prevents
the
of
a
mix-up.
The
lamincC,
and finally
of
than
their
I)roper
positions.
at
different
distances
between
be
an
odd
one.
One
of
the
reasons
for
four
such
slots,
of
and the
copper
or
brass
plates
slots
and
judgment
and
skill,
provided
that
the
of
the
the
shields
are
a
good
plan
to
have
mind
to
keep
turns
of
be
afterward
this
by
longer (2^-inch)
turns
of the
sufficient to
part
of
A
short
circuit
between
a
few
connecting
to
they
or
transformer
for
the
purpose
of
stepping
down
cut each
knobs
passing
being bridged
which
this
was
con-
structed,
it
is
giving
excellent
results,
there
in
HANDY man's
fiber or wood
the shorter
cut,
3,
is
needed.
These
the
heads
of
clean
and
bright
it
is
a
occasional
strip
of
but
overlap
a
at
place
by
nails,
open
be
located
at
and
forth.
The
The necessary parts of
thumb nuts,
having previ-
made
from
a
piece
of
brass
34
inch
square
and
its
whole
length,
after which
in
construction
IIANDN' MAN
true.
Hollow
out
the
center
of
one
of
the
wooden
disks
sufficiently
to
to fit
position
on
the
baseboard
so
Fig. 243
IIAXDV MAX
and
HANDY MAN
rheostat.
the
brush
holders,
as
would
be
done
to
IIAXDV MAN
The
inverted
repulsion
mot(ir
at two
winding
only,
according
to
Fig.
251.
Unlike
and
a
fairly
heavy
piece
of
hare
copjKT
wire
suhstituted
for
the
short
circuit.''
A
small
inches,
'4
ounce
of
selenium,
a
small
piece
of
thin
board,
make
up
39
washers
by
cutting
pieces
Yi
strips,
and
you
CHAPTER VII.
be kept
which
a
small
prick
punch
a
number
case
two
blanks
are
used.
Tliese
between
the
sheets
some
HANDY MAN
3-^4
the
shape
of
a
small
automatic
fountain
can
to have
IIANDV MAN
1J/2
operated
it
will
draw
out
the
end of
objects
of
the
necessary.
To
form
the
heating
coil,
first
anneal
the
wire
by
heating
it
to
the
crock
in
this
case
about
ioj4
inches.
after
which
everything
depending
on
of
an
egg
in
the
old-fashioned
way.
In
the
cooking
of
roast
meats
device
in
working
order,
if
the
current
be
article.
The
best
possible
non-con-
ductor
of
well
insulated
from
the
outer
air,
except
at
the
neck
and
top.
In
addition
to
this
HANDY MAN
fact
that
be
made
as
follows
Procure
a
round
tin
can
of
about
two
quarts
capacity.
This
can
should
be
about
5
inches
HANDY MAN
Screw an
llAXnV MAN
The
screw
will
then
be
re-
tained
by
the
bearing
piece,
and
the
nut
can
be
screwed
up
to
boiler through
If
iron
plugs
as
well.
Then
these
holes
are
plugged
as
before
de-
soft
—
HANDY MAN
above,
them
at
any
desired
time
in
the
eyes, through which the usual chains are passed. Hinged to
the
board
with
a
pair
of
to
above
dreams,
will
turn
the
gong
or
bell
HANDY MAX
off
the chains
goes off.
of
the
into
the
glass.
(See
will
be
about
par-
tially
skimmed
milk
or
a
of
the
density.
Skimming
first
rubbed
off
and
it
from
slip-
to
a
shoemaker
to
have
the
leather
at home
the
stitches
and
knots
are
being
made,
slowly
lowered
completed
ordinary
In
the
other
opening
of
the
tee
IIANDV MANS
reservoir,
thereby
emptying
the
down
leg
of
all
water.
The
down
leg
ll.V.NDV man's
turned
and
The reservoir
the dust
in the
not
handy
wrap
a
few
works
3^n
connected
to
the
hvdrant
of
the
construction
need
nect to the
Now
drill
four
this cup-
shaped disk
to the
pipe coupling-
a
little
old,
and
begins
to
swell,
it
soon
gets
out
of
commission
altogether
under
ur.iform
tension,
the
as long-
for
five-inch
pots,
CHAl^TER
easy
to
are
IIANUY MAN
The rest are
plate
Yx
inch,
and
by
fastening
a
beveled
trim
board
The cloth
at
subsequent
are
held
three
coats
of
paint
well
brushed
into
it
will
to
in
the
center
for
pouring.
Build
three
around the center
holes,
IIAXDY MAX
inner
side
of
the
body
nearest
to
the
engine,
so
as
to
use
short
wires.
Throttle
or shortened
by turning.
A two-speed
80
36
body
of
chamber, being
fastened thereon
the same
valve
compres-
sion
stroke.
The
hole
G
should
be
extremely
small,
and
the
amount
of
and
trembler, or
an odd
gaso-
line.
Dust
from
the
road,
drawn
causes
premature
ignition
of
the
charge,
it
may
usually
be
removed
from
the
i)iston
head
by
the
use
of
long
IIANUV .MANS
WOUKSUOI' AM)
floor
directly
necessary to
the
main
bearings
5
inches
down tightly
over
the
break.
The
remainder
of
the
at
the
thick,
it
will
be
the
Fig.
is desired to
IIAXDV iMA.N
must
at
one
and
a
13/2
x
3^
within certain
i6-gage,
HANDY MAN
airship
one trip
operator can
gas bag
for expansion.
you
The
method
of
shown,
a
piece
of
i-inch
bamboo
being
used
to
mold
the
circular
portions.
The
placed
in
position.
the
spoke
strong
glue
is
used
arm
rests
which
the tail.
Fig.
333.
Curved
the machine, each
legs
in
notcli
HANDV MAN
H. The
at
the
lower
end
rudder
stem
laid
out
to
the
latter,
about
I
jib-stay.
The
pen-
to
ice
is
soft,
the water as
the
rockered
molds,
it
can
stand
alone
they
will
throw
a
the
stem
of
cov-
ering
plank.
Screw
the
three
saw
deep
and
5
inches
spruce, of
the
bot-
shown in sail
a
you
have
give
more
metal
in
at
5.
The
two
halves
are
next
install
an
Fig-
349
4'24 HANDY
be
wrapped
with
padding
if
these
skates
ma}-
be
readily
removed
thus
moved,
it
will
l)c
noticed
smoothly
the sled, and
hollowed
or
con-
cave
form.
Rivet
the
shoe
on
the
course
angle
car
relatively
to
the
sled,
thereby
elevating
the
traction-wheels
from
contact
with
the
ice
or
snow.
It
will
also
be
seen
First
cut
of same,
on
end thereof,
round-
field
rifles.
tory. Which of
the mono-
plane is
the simpler
rty
in
a
given
course,
kite without
much trouble
T first
the
aeroplane.
balancing
heavy
con-
found
necessary.
tULL
LtNCTH
10
I/VCIIC3
jjlanes
1
1
near
blade end for
handle
and
is
threaded
through
that
has
as
yet
been
offered
by
a
small
hole
through
which
a
until
out
of
J?
end
fasten
a
two-way
holder,
made
from
a
piece
of
brass
cut
as
at
C
(Fig.
364).
The
rattan
will
then
take
the
(Fig.
364).
The
the other
wire
at
—
the
slightest
breeze,
and
if
properly
adjusted,
of
string
when
115
ni
solder
15-
Poles
m
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as
solicitors
for
thousands
of
clients
in
all
parts
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bridges
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types
of
boats,
some
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which
are
entirely
new.
The
Chief
Craftsman
and
the
Chief
The Canal
Clepsydras;
Chapter
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;
concrete,
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the work.
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