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Bench work in wood; a course of study and practice designed for the use of schools and colleges (1888)

Goss, William Freeman Myrick, 1878- · Boston : Ginn · leaf 111

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dicated by the dimensions given. By use of astraight-edge, draw ij and ik, and similar lines on the oppositeface. Cut along the lines ij and ik with the rip-saw. There aretwo ways of starting the saw when the material, as at k, is notsufficient to hold the blade. First, a saw cut may be madealong… … with the latter, as shown by Fig. 179, thus, in effect, extendingthe surface ok. In the case of the lineik, the second plan is preferable. Theblock A should bear well upon the workB at*. The lines ij and ik having been sawed,cut di and ai with the back-saw. Withthe chisel produce the bevels…

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