Put them in a shallow earthen dish, with enough water to fill the dish a quarter inch deep.
The lime is generally used in the form of a cylinder seven-eighths of an inch diameter and one and a quarter inch long, having a hole along its centre from end to end; these cylinders are sold in tin boxes, each containing twelve.
This band is to be one and a quarter inch deep, and the diameter just enough to allow of the back end of the nozzle-tube fitting in it very tightly when the lantern is used in the ordinary way.
The cylinders should be one and three-quarter inch bore by two and a half inch stroke, which will give sufficient power to drive the engine at a high rate of speed, with 30 lb.
The tread is four to five inches wide, the flange (one to one and one-quarter inch high) increasing this to five and one-half to seven inches.
The coherer consisted of a small glass tube not more than, say, two inches long by one-quarter inch in diameter, into the ends of which were fused two platinum wires leading to small metallic electrodes.
A good farm set consists of stock and dies to thread all the different sizes of pipe from one-quarter inch to one inch, inclusive.
The nuts are countersunk into the cross pieces by boring holes about one-quarter inch deep.
Measure an inch and a half, then turn the material under so that a three-quarter inch piece is under the left side of the waist line.
When the threads of the four sides have been drawn fold back one eighth of an inch, then make a double fold so that the hem is just one-quarter inch wide.
Be sure that the space between each two lines is a quarter inch, no more or no less.
When finished let the box measure three and one-half inches square and one and one-quarter inch high.
The upper face is divided into quadrants by four narrow lines radiating from the hole, and each quadrant is divided into two by bands one-quarter inch broad.
The shaft is of pine and the disk of spruce and is ornamented with black lead marks, forming a border about one-quarter inch broad on each face.
This is a circle about one-quarter inch in diameter, described as accurately as if done with compasses, with a deeply incised dot exactly in the center.
The frame is made of four strips of pine wood, two inches wide, one inch thick on the outside, and three quarter inch on the inside, making a quarter inch bevel on the inside edge of the face; these are nailed together and glued.
Knead dough well and then roll out one-quarter inch on slightly floured pastry board.
Roll out one-quarter inch thick; cut with doughnut cutter.
Turn on a floured moulding board and either roll or pat out one and one-quarter inch thick.
Now roll out one-quarter inch thick, using a rolling pin.
Form lightly and quickly with hand into dough; roll out on slightly floured board, about one-quarter inch thick.
Form with the hand into dough and roll out on a floured board to quarter inch thickness.
A piece of three-quarter inch board, seven to nine inches wide, must then be screwed underneath, the grain crossing the other; the doorway for the bees being of course between the two.
The holes may be one and a quarter inch in diameter at the larger end, tapering two inches down to a point.
Make baseboards in each room out of three-quarter inch strips, and picture mouldings out of strips an eighth of an inch wide.
The board is first placed in a vise and the wood removed to about one-quarter inch of AB with a compass-saw, following the curve of the line as nearly as possible.
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