King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 127
e saw, it makes the teethchatter, and upon a hard saw, may make them break. Italso causes an excruciating noise, and shortens the lifeof a file, as the continuouschatter against its teethwill soon break them, anddestroy the file. A ripsaw requires moreset than a cutting-off saw,and if, as usual,… … Fig. 95. — Method of Carrying a FileTO obtain the Hook of a Cutting-off Saw. TOOLS 113 whetstone, to remove the burr caused by the file, as inFig. 96. The teeth of the compass saw should be a combinationof the rip- and the cutting-off saw, as it does the work ofboth as occasion requires. The teeth…
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