Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 26
Fig. 47.—Joiners Dog. pincers have a round knob in place of thecone on the end of the handle. Paring and Shaving Tools. Chisels.—For full information as to theaction of these tools readers are referredto Woodworking, the companion volumealready alluded to. Firmer chisels shown by … Fig. 48.—Dog made from Sheet Steel. Fig. 51 range from J in. to 1J in. in width,and their use is to cut away superfluous woodin thin chips. The ordinary kind is strongand is made of solid steel, and is used withthe aid of a mallet. A lighter form made
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