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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 25 (June 1876) (1876)

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keep the conjunction with the square. A pair of straight edges, termed justable. Fig. 32 represents the gage referred to, the head tool at the necessary angle and level, while at the same time winding strips, are indispensable ; their use is shown in Fig. screw working in brass nuts. On account of… … the part of the rod about the marking point being raised to and about an inch at each end, the block being hollowed on true, and B B are the winding strips, placed on the work as correspond with the distance from the rabbet to the stem nut. the bottom face so that it will stand firmly and not rock…

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