This section is from the book "Sloyd Educational Manual Training", by Everett Schwartz. Also available from Amazon: Sloyd.

Place the paper so that the long edges are parallel with the front of desk; bisect the back edge, and place a point four inches directly in front of it which shall be the center of a three inch horizontal line; draw the line; this line shall be the upper edge of an oblong three by five inches; draw the oblong.
On the right and left sides of oblong place points one-fourth inch from the upper edge; join opposite points.
Bisect the right and left sides of oblong; join these points with a ruler and place points one inch to the right and one inch to the left of oblong; with last points as centers describe two one and one-half inch circles and two two-inch circles.
Beginning at any point in the circumferences of inner circles divide them into one-fourth inch spaces; every other space in the circumference shall be the base of an isosceles triangle, whose apex touches the outer circle: draw the triangles.
Transfer to the scale of one to two. Cut, crease, fold and glue.

A cylinder of wood three inches in diameter and eight inches long should be provided for rolling and gluing the side of cylinder.
 
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