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Amateur work, illustrated (1881)

London, New York : Ward, Lock & Co. · leaf 575

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e top, with the pieces c c, c c. cut in the bench. There are several modifica- The rack (g) is also very easy of construction, tions of this bench stop or wedge, two of which heing merely two lengths of spruce or pine are shown in Fig. 6, a being the same wedges, 6 feet long, and about 3 or 8i… … dropping out of hole when regulating for the plan, Fig. 2. There is nothing now requiring to be done at the top, except the two wedge thickness of stuff you require planing. At b (Fig. 6) is an arrangement which Mr. Syer sup- pieces, the making and mortising of which is plies with his benches ;…

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