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American machinists' handbook and dictionary of shop terms : a reference book of machine shop and drawing room data, methods and definitions (1914)

Colvin, Fred H. (Fred Herbert), 1867-1965, Stanley, Frank A. (Frank Arthur), b. 1874 · New York : McGraw-Hill book company ; London : Hill · leaf 271

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re adapted for engravers, die workers, cabinet makersand other users of tools requiring a very fine, keen-cutting edge. Of the great variety of shapes and sizes a number adapted espe-cially for machine shop purposes are illustrated half size in Fig. i. Ofthese, Nos. o, i, i|, 2, 24 and 29 are for… … No.O - 8x2x1 No.29 -exsxi N0.2 Fig. I. — Shapes of Oilstones A few shapes and sizes for curved-edge wood-working tools are Nos.ro, iij 12, 13, 14, 15, in Fig. i. Rectangular shapes for straightedge SHAPES OF OILSTONES 243 tools like chisels, plane bits, planer knives, scrapers, paper-cuttingknives…

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