Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press · leaf 120
avS A, in Fig. 162, and start the saw at B. Save one of the pieces thus sawn off to be used later to wedge the handle into the head. Spokeshave to the lines drawn, keeping the piece rectangular. Draw center lines on both edges and on the ends.Lay out with a sharp pencil the chamfers which are to… … MALLET 121 m ^, V iy <^-> round the small end till it fits closely the hole in the mallet head. Be careful in using the spokeshave to keep the piece of even diameter thruout. In cutting the very end the spokeshave is likely to taper it. To avoid this, hold the spokeshave, not at right angles…
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