Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 19
10 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING A good plan is to use a small piece of prepared stockas a practice block, l^yii^g o^^^ lines a quarter of an inchapart, then an eighth, and finally a sixteenth. 4. The Bevel. The bevel differs from the try-square inhaving a movable blade. … Fig. 0. The Bevel This tool may be used to lay out lines at any anglefrom zero to 180 degrees. The blade may be fixedfirmly at any desired angle by simply turning the setscrew. The method of using it is similar to that ofthe try-square. CHAPTER III CUTTING TOOLS 5. Saws. The saw might be described…
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