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First lessons in manual training and carpentry (1907)

Craftsman's home study schools, Freeport, Ill. [from old catalog] · Freeport, Ill., The Craftsman's home study schools · leaf 8

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l be found advantageous touse an extra thin back saw which will run without set. CROSS-CUT HAND SAWS. In cross-cutting the fibre of the wood is severed twice—on eachside of the saw—the thrust dislodging and carrying the dust out. Fig. 3. is a five point peg tooth cross-cut saw with the rake onthe… … Fig. 3. there is no pitch at all; the angle on each side being the same, formsthe peg tooth, which is best adapted to cutting soft, wet andfibrous woods. This style of tooth is principally used in Buck-saws.In all cases, the size and length of teeth depend largely upon theduty required; a long…

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