Cyclopedia of mechanical engineering; a general reference work. Editor-in-chief Howard Monroe Raymond. Assisted by a corps of mechanical engineers, technical experts, and designers of the highest professional standing (1908)
American School (Chicago, Ill.), Raymond, Howard Monroe · Chicago American Technical Society · leaf 51
Fis. 41. MACHINE SHOP WOEK 81 The cuiiimon luotlioa of fastening a vise to the bench is bymeans of the lixed base shown in Fig. 42, altlioiigli a swivel basesucli as is shown in Fig. 43 is preferable. The vise shown inFig. 43 lias a swivel jaw also which enables it to hold taperedwork securely.… … vise from the floor depends somewhat on the class of work to beperformed, but a general rule is to Imve the top of the jaws aboutone and one-half inches below the point of the elbow when stand-ing erect beside the ^ise. CUTTING TOOLS. The simplest form of mefcU-cufting tool is the chisel.…
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