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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 8 (August 1876) (1876)

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to keep the timber finishing chisel shown in Fig. 64. The tool shown at C, in from winding. The strips should be laid one over the other, Fig. 65, is used upon large work, and is advantageous be- and in large piles should not be less than 1 inch thick. Each cause it presents less surface of cutting… … 37 " gravel 3 3 quence, it is less liable to cause the work to jar or tremble. It must be held almost flat to the work; and yet, if it should Light loam ■ • 3 6 It is usually made about 2 feet long, which enables the ope. get quite flat against the work, the cutting edge would cut 40 Sandy " 3 9…

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