Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 36
Fig. 35. Common Forms of the Brace After the rubbing, reverse the chisel, lay the flat sidefirmly on the stone, and draw toward you. This is tostraighten the wire edge which has been turned overby the rubbing. The wire edge may then be removed CUTTING TOOLS 27 by drawing the cutting edge across the… … Fig. 36. The Center Bit The brace, which is sometimes called the bitstock,allows both hands to be used continuously, which wasnot true of the old-fashioned auger. Several varietiesof the brace are in use, the ones shown in the cutsbeing common. Bits are designed for a variety of purposes, the…
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