John Jacob Holtzapffel · digital reprint by www.CircuitousRoot.com · leaf 177
nd this may he done with the side of an ordinary turning tool or with the jaws of a pair of round pliers, neither of which are allowed to bear upon the neck itself but only against the " shoulder " or circular face of the shank. The necks of many of the smaller drills are very delicate and there is… … W J "U U TJ U Tl J cutting portion of the drills so as to bear only against the shoulders. For similar reasons the drills when removed are always forced out of the socket from behind with the lever fig. 138, and are never pulled out by their cutting ends. The more usual forms of the ornamental…
Ornamental turning
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