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Printing; a textbook for printers' apprentices, continuation classes, and for general use in schools (1917)
Henry, Frank Souder, 1867- · New York, John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 212
fectly cut, and there is no necessityfor further dressing up before using.Typefounders cut all their material withmetal-slitting saws. 174. The Lead-cutter.—No office is complete without alead-cutter. It is the most useful piece of mechanism about theoffice, and at the same time the most abused.… … Fig. 119.—MillerSaw-Trimmer. 198 PRINTING amount of stress that can be put on any piece of mechanism.Therefore the directions here given for using the lead-cutterwill be devoted more to what not to do than to what t© do.The actual method of setting and using the cutter is obvious,but the author has…Printing
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