1915 Helps for roofers and sheet metal workers (1915)
L.D. Berger · L.D. Berger · leaf 191
he handles remain above the workwhile cutting. A sheet of any length can be cut apart without trouble and injury tothe bands .-.(t no operator. t Tliesa Shears are esp<xially adapted to cutting corrugated eheeti lengthwiaewhich CAotiot be done *ith ordinary KnipK. They are forged of Bolid eteel… … e mcla, length of cut iK iucb . . . . . r • ■ ■pii?* 1 ^0 10 inch.lcugthof cut 214 incH pn- 2^5 12 inch, length of cut ^ inch . pnce B 00 UiRcKlenglhof cut 3)4 inch - . . , price 3.50 They will cut much easier. The common^nip will require from two to four times theamount of strength, to operate m…
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