King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 125
to see if the teeth are of an even length ;if they are not, they should be jointed. This is done byusing a flat file held perfectly square in a block, as shown inFig. 89. One or two light strokes usually will be enoughto make all the teeth of the same length. The edge ofthe saw should round… … Fig. 90. —Hand Saw Set. (C.) After jointing the saw, be sure that it is properlyset. This may be done by a saw set, of which there areseveral patterns in use; these are all of two types, the hcind set (Fig. 90), and thecnvU set (Fig. 91). Either ofthese forms is efficient, butas it is more…
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