Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 26
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 … Fig. 50.—Lancashire-Pattern Pincers. with bevelled edges (Fig. 52) is used, gene-rally without a mallet, for fine work and forcutting dovetailed mortises. For paring,a longer chisel is generally employed (Fig.53). Mortise chisels (Fig. 54) have variousshapes, according to their particular uses,and…
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