Verrill, A. Hyatt (Alpheus Hyatt), 1871-1954 · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 55
hanging on the boards, mark around eachone as it is placed in position. This will enableyou to invariably put each tool back on its propernails or hooks and will save confusion. For keep-ing the gouges and chisels, a few holes bored 38 THE AMATEUR CARPENTER through the projecting top board of the… … fit within them with the blades protected fromcontact with the bench. Finally you should borethree f-in. holes in the front plank of the bench,each 2 in. apart and about 3 ft. from the bench-vise. A peg should be made to fit tightly in theholes and you will find this a most useful if simpledevice…
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