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Educational woodworking for home and school (1908)

Park, Joseph C. (Joseph Charles), b. 1872 · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 97

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OODWORKING 49. Brace, or Bit Brace. — The brace is a tool madeto hold an auger bit or other boring tool and is used indriving those tools. It has a steel frame which is eitherpolished or nickel-plated. The head (6) is usually ball-bearing that it may turn easily when pressure is broughtagainst it.… … Fig. 77.— Brace, a, crank; &,head; c, handle; d, sleeve; e, jaws;d and e (together), chuck. driven. To insert a bit, grasp the sleeve firmly with theleft hand, turn the handle backward until the jaws openenough to receive the tang of the bit, then turn thehandle forward until the sleeve draws…

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