ES—No. XXII. | other method; and in any event, a great deal of labor and in Fig. 164, which is serviceable for connecting the ends and metal can be saved by constructing the pattern of the neces- sides of a box, or any article in that form. The strength of BENCH WORK. ‘sary shape., Since, however,… … as shown at A and B, Fig. | bevels, as denoted by the dotted line, E, becomes less than it 158. A pinis fixedtightly | should be; and when the brass is fitted on the sides and let in the wedge, A, which slides in a groove in B for a short distance; this pre- vents the wedges from fall- article be…
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