Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 26
penter forcommon flooring. The dog is driven intothe joist firmly, there being enough spacebetween the dog and the edge of the floor-board to admit a pair of folding wedges, HAND TOOLS AND APPLIANCES. 11 which are then driven tight home, and thefloorboards nailed down before removing thedog. More… … 46.—Wedge Cramp or Cleat. will be found in the section on floors.Cramps and similar appliances in less generaluse, but of importance in special cases, willbe illustrated and their use explained, in eachof the particular sections to which theybelong. For cramping circular work thereare many special…
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