olding pieces togethertemporarily for boring. Fig.247, p, 153, holding work atany desired angle in the vise,as for chamfering or beveling,Fig. 175, etc. Clamps are made of bothwood and iron, the most satis-factory for speed, strength, and durability are steel-bar carpenterclamps. Fig. 176. They… … 174. Adjusting- Handscrew. into which fits the screw D, on the other end of wliicli is the crank E, and the slide F with its dog G, which engac- - r^ t!p notches on the bar. Any part, if broken, can1)e rophieed separately. I •on Uitudscrcirs, alsocalled ( clamps and carriage-makers clamps, Fig.…
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