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A boy's workshop (1884)

[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 33

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be one and one half inches apart. Then at intervals of one inch bore two alternaterows of holes with half-inch bit, as far as the lengthof the strip allows. Run this strip through the slot inloose board as in Jtg8, and through the correspondingslot in upright put a peg in a in front of loose… … MY SAWHORSE AND WORKBENCH. 29 peg into hole at proper distance to keep the looseboard parallel with the fixed upright. You see by having holes enough in the strip youcan adjust the vise to any size. Of course youunderstand that this is not needed in small work. If you look closely at fig 6 you will…

Carpentry · Manual training

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