Woodworking for beginners; a manual for amateurs . Fig. 153. 112 Wood-Working for Beginners riani\ Kni/c\ Spokes/uiVi\ Dnuvshavc, Rounding Sticks, and lookup any other references. The general dimensions of the one illus-trated are: length of main frame (in which spindle turns) 9,height of one end 4^-, height of the other end 2|; length ofweather-vane (from main frame) 10, width at end 4I; lengthof revolving fans i, width at ends 2. The spindle is held in themain frame on a slant (Fig. 155) to lessen any tendency to slipout, so the hole through which it passes should have a cor-responding slant
Woodworking for beginners; a manual for amateurs . Fig. 153. 112 Wood-Working for Beginners riani\ Kni/c\ Spokes/uiVi\ Dnuvshavc, Rounding Sticks, and lookup any other references. The general dimensions of the one illus-trated are: length of main frame (in which spindle turns) 9,height of one end 4^-, height of the other end 2|; length ofweather-vane (from main frame) 10, width at end 4I; lengthof revolving fans i, width at ends 2. The spindle is held in themain frame on a slant (Fig. 155) to lessen any tendency to slipout, so the hole through which it passes should have a cor-responding slant (see Boring). The revolving fans or vanes arereduced to round pins at the small ends and fitted tightly into holes bored in the head ofthe spindle, all the vanesbeing turned to have thesame slant. Care will berequired to bore theseholes so that the vaneswill be equidistant and re-volve in the same line. The weather-vane is setin a slanting groove cut.
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