Kilbon, George B. (George Baldwin) · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 32
orkmen may repeat the problem on another board.Every workman needs to master the problem as a necessarycondition to his success with future lessons. Mark 2 off from 100 for every line that is left broken orcrooked. Prohlem III. Gauging on Edges and Ends of Boards.—Set the gauge -^q in. and gauge on… … Fig. 40. Further practice in edge and end gauging can be had onboards which will be used in the next two lessons. Eequire each pupil to write his name on every piece offinished work. LESSON III. MEASUREMENT. In practical work measurement precedes gauging, whichwas the subject of Lesson II. In this…
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