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The following is a suitable equipment for the work in this book:— drawing board, half imperial 23″ × 16″: tee square, 24″ blade: scale, 12″ long, bevelled edges—one graduated in inches and tenths, the other in inches and eighths: protractor—semi-circular type: set-squares, celluloid, 45° 6″ edge, 60° 10″ edge: 5″ compasses (needle-point) with lengthening bar: 4½″ dividers, with fine adjustment: pencil spring-bows: one or two French curves: pencils H, 2H, 3H: rubber: drawing pins, &c.
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Abbott, W. (1971). Introductory. In: Practical Geometry and Engineering Graphics. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2742-6_1
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