Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 18
be re-sharpened.The marking awl and the striking knife,shown in Fig. 2 as a combined tool, isused by joiners principally for scribing,or cutting-in, the shoulders of framing, etc.Greater accuracy can be attained and asharper arris is left when sawing thanwhen working to a pencil line.… … Fig. 11.—Panel Gauge. grown tree. All straight-edges should betested occasionally. Squares and Bevels.—These are used forsetting out and testing work. The joinerssteel square is a mere right angle of steel,sometimes nickel-plated, graduated in inches,J in. and TV in., or otherwise as required.The…
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