Hatfield, Robert Griffith, 1815-1879. [from old catalog] · New York & London, Wiley and Putnam · leaf 255
d edge of the plank, which reaches from p to w,is supposed to be in the plane of the paper, and the point, a, tobe above the plane of the paper as much as a, in Fig. 289, is dis-tant from the line, lo p ; end the plank to be revolved on p b asan axis until the line, p tv, falls below the plane of… … Fig-. 292. 391.— To find the bevils for splayed icork. The principleemployed in the last figure is one that will serve to find the bevilsfor splayed work—such as hoppers, bread-trays, &c.—and a wayof applying it to that purpose had better, perhaps, be introducedin this connection. In Fig. 292,…
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