Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 162
/% incnapart. The piece was then sawed apart carefullybetween these two knife lines, and the ends blockplaned and tested. Two 3^-inch holes were bored, as shown at d,in each piece, and countersunk with the counter-sink bit. This makes a place for the screw heads, … Fig. 91. Method of using the bench hook and back saw so they will be below the surface where they cannotbe in the way of tools or Scratch the bench. 142 CARPENTRY AND WOOD WORK The wide piece was next planed on its sawededge, and the blocks screwed on. That the benchhook might always be handy and…
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