King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 79
ne with a round point like a pencil, as itwill tear the wood, instead of making a clean cut or scratch. 34. The hammer (A.) is used by the average wood-worker more than any other tool. The face (Fig.36, a) and the claws (b) should be tempered care-fully, as they will either bruise or bend if too… … Fig. 35. — Marking Gauge in Use. so that the handle may be firmly wedged in the eye orsocket. The neck (d), by extending upon the handle as itdoes, adds much to the strength of the connection.
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