Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 386
reful sharpening that theseheads can be made to do the best work. As the outercurve of the head is made to a larger circle than theactual cutting circle so as to keep the cutting edge-ahead of the body of the head, care must be taken tofile each surface equally to ensure that each edge willdo its… … Fig. 3 -Six-cutter solid bead for toilet frames. and preserve an equal cutting angle at all points alongthe edge. Fig. 2 shows the same kind of head in plan,illustrating the clearance of the body of the head. Asolid head of the type shown in Fig. 3 is a valuableacquisition to any shaper having…
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