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Armstrong, George D · Chicago : F.J. Drake · leaf 380
cut out of the stencil paperby the cutting edge pass into the body of the punch, whencethey are easily removed at the opening in the upper portionof the implement. It is not necessary to strike the punch,a firm pressure of the hand is generally sufficient for theIturpose required, slightly turning… … Fig. 94. which it must of necessity be subjected, militate againstits use. The edge of the knife may not be so much injured,but the point may at anj^ moment slip into oneof the scratches, and that simple deviation from the direc-tion in which it was intended it should have gone wouldnot improbably…
