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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: The Tap Turner provides leverage for those with limited ability to turn taps and knobs. Illustrates a device made of 8 inches of an aluminum bar 1 by 1/8 inches with two pieces of 3/8 by 1 by 4 inches wood made into a handle; and two carriage bolts fastened 1 1/2 inches apart on the other end (or it can be made adjustable by making several holes on the strip and the inside bolt movable, fastened with a wing nut). SKILLS REQUIRED: Metalworking. Woodworking. AUTHOR: Independence Factory TITLE: How to Make it Cheap Manual: Volume 1. REF: Middletown, Ohio: Independence Factory: p. 26. NARIC CALL NUMBER: R1181. PAGES (including cover): 2 1980.

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