Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 24
works against a large washer. This stop canreadily be raised or lowered. Two or threesteel nails driven in near the top of the stopand filed to form teeth can be used to holdthe work. A very useful stop may be con-trived, as shown by Fig. 35, by filing oneend of a back flap hinge so as to form… … Fig. 39.—Sawing Stool. but to retain it in its position it shouldbe packed up with a piece of wood, andthe screw tightened down again. A plainiron stop with a side spring to keep it atany desired height is shown by Fig. 36.This form of stop fits into holes mortisedthrough the bench top. Figs. 37…
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