ld befiled to a flat, sharp edge, a little rounded and sharpened on theedge toward which the gage is to be moved. Fig. 212. It should pro-ject about y^ from the beam. If the spur be at all out of place, asit is likely to be, the graduations on a beam will be unreliable. Henceit is best to neglect… … 0 .1.1.1,1,1,1,1. ll I 1/ FifT. 211. MarkinfT-tiag-e Fi},f. 212. Spur of Markinj>--Gage. WOOD HAND TOOLS. 115 the depth of the gage line can be regulated. Ordinarily, the finerthe line the better. The head must ahvays be kept firmly pressedagainst the edge of the wood so that the spur will not…
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