American horological journal, devoted to practical horology (1869)
Miller, George B · New York, G. B. Miller · leaf 87
spensable to every watchmaker, who may,by it size wire or plate to all the sizes indi-cated by any Stubbs gauge, also the diameterof wheels and pinions most perfectly.- Theprice is very moderate, -when the wide range ofsizes is considered. The side-shake having been determined,the first step is the… … order to suit all kinds of work. Fig. 1 is thegeneral form of the cutter for centring, madeof flat steel, and ground in the lorm repre-sented. To make a proper concave seat forthe jewel, the corner should be slightlyrounded The Figs. 2 are the burnishers, notonly for jewelry setting, but extremely…
Clocks and watches
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