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Elementary woodworking (1903)

Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 43

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eing used to cut the opening known as the mortise, asshown in Fig. 46. 20. Screw-Driver. The screw-driver is perhaps themost common of household tools, and is probably abusedmore than any other. The handle is usually flattenedso that the hand may grip it more tightly, but occasion-ally a round or… … Fig. 46. Cutting a Mortise 21. Sandpaper. Sandpaper is the last resort of apoor workman. This statement has been made bymany teachers to many thousands of students, and is MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS AND METHODS OF WORK 85 true in many cases; but there are certain kinds of workwhere sandpaper, if properly…

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