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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 230

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ights. For woodwork, the adze-eye claw hammer,weight sixteen ounces, willanswer all requirements.For use with brads as smallas ^g inch, a brad hammerof three or four ounces isdesirable. Both of theseforms are provided withclaws for withdrawingnails. (Fig. 130.) Claw hammers are com-paratively… … Fig. 130. Hammers 204 CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK are standing to-day on which the clapboards are still held in place by nails forged on an anvil by hand. THE FILE A volume might be written about the variousshapes, sizes, and methods of cutting of this tool.Its place in woodwork is limited, and it…

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