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The manual training school, comprising a full statement of its aims, methods, and results, with figured drawings of shop exercises in woods and metals (1887)

Woodward, C. M. (Calvin Milton), 1837-1914 · Boston, D.C. Heath · leaf 112

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Chap. HI.J FORGING STEEL TOOLS . 101 is to be ground to a semicircular outline ; it should, however, leave the anvil with square corners. Fig. 94. No. SO. (Fig. 94.) Side tool. Stock, same as No. 29. First execute in lead, for the sake of getting exact dimensions. … Fig. 95. No. 31. (Fig. 95.) Parting tool. Stock, same as the last. First execute in lead. Fig. 96. No. 32. (Fig. 96.) Diamond point. Stock, the same as the last. First execute in lead. The exact shape is not easy to get from a uniform bar.

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