Modern painting, hardwood finishing and sign writing (1918)
Armstrong, George D, Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836-1919, Delamotte, Frances George · Chicago, Ill., F. J. Drake, expressly for Sears, Roebuck · leaf 554
iture of energy. An old-fashioned way of getting the right angle of a tooth of ahand saw in filing is shown by Fig. 86. A hand saw bladeis narrowest in width at the point, and broadest at thebutt; a J the slope of the back, compared with theline of teeth, is almost always uniform for all saws;and… … 84 THE UP-TO-DATE geneial purposes is produced, and one which will suitthe worker who has but one hand saw. It will cross-cut soft woods and rip hard woods, thus being a kindof half-rip. Moreover, this square may be used as agauge, the teeth not necessarily being filed as shown;and if the rake or…
Painting, Industrial · Wood finishing · Lettering
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