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Here are directions for making small electric motors of different, but easily found, materials - such as tin, wire, or plastic wood.
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Find thirteen ready-to-use patterns, a step-by-step "how-to" section, more than 150 color photographs, and the secrets of shaping and sanding, in this guide that shows the practical side to Intarsia. Use your creations to make plates, boxes, and more.
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