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Practical pattern making (1906)

Barrows, F. W. (Frank Wilson), b. 1853 · New York, N.W. Henley Pub. Co. · leaf 72

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d thrown back by the saw. If you wish to cut the wedges to a point, reverse thetemplet and put the handle and the piece i at the oppositeend. THE CIRCULAR SAW. n Fig. 5 shows a way of sawing up staves which wastes nolumber, a h ]s the top of table, c is the saw, and e thetemplet or gauge piece… … Fig. 6.

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