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Practical pattern making (1906)

Barrows, F. W. (Frank Wilson), b. 1853 · New York, N.W. Henley Pub. Co. · leaf 76

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way, you are ready to go on with yourjob. It will be found best to fasten a number of pieces to-gether for sawing, as this will give more length to the sur-face in contact with the fence or strip e, and thus hold thestuff steady while passing over the saw. THE CIRCULAR SAW. 75 For sawing a regvilar… … Fig. 10. choice between two ways of gauging or spacing the dove-tails. You may cut them all from one edge of the stuff bysawing one side of all the dovetails, and then by turningthe gauge-piece d around to the position shown by dottedlines / and g, Fig. 9, being particular to place e at exactlythe…

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