Our Wonder World; a Library of Knowledge .. 7
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8, A. With the chain pliers open the links as at Fig. 8, B, wide enough to admit another link, and then close again as at Fig. 8, C, and so on until the required length is made.
About seven links make a chain long enough to hang well. One end of the chain is then linked through the projection left at the top of the bar, through which you have drilled a hole emery paper leaves it quite bright, but after a few days it will turn a beautiful bronze color. If you have not already built a bench, this... is a good time to teU you how. Any stout old table will do, or a plank top two feet by three, on legs or brackets. A 2/^" bench vise; a 4" jewelers' saw frame (or a bracket saw); one dozen No. i metal saws and a drill; a No. 60 twist drill, straight shank; one half-round needle file, one square needle file, and one equaUng file, each sJ^"; one pair 4}^" chain pliers and a sheet of emery paper No. 00, will furnish your bench. Mate- rials for the fob are a piece of sheet copper iM" X 23/^", No. i2-gauge; 12" of No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8, A. With the chain pliers open the links as at Fig. 8, B, wide enough to admit another link, and then close again as at Fig. 8, C, and so on until the required length is made.
About seven links make a chain long enough to hang well. One end of the chain is then linked through the projection left at the top of the bar, through which you have drilled a hole emery paper leaves it quite bright, but after a few days it will turn a beautiful bronze color. If you have not already built a bench, this... is a good time to teU you how. Any stout old table will do, or a plank top two feet by three, on legs or brackets. A 2/^" bench vise; a 4" jewelers' saw frame (or a bracket saw); one dozen No. i metal saws and a drill; a No. 60 twist drill, straight shank; one half-round needle file, one square needle file, and one equaUng file, each sJ^"; one pair 4}^" chain pliers and a sheet of emery paper No. 00, will furnish your bench. Mate- rials for the fob are a piece of sheet copper iM" X 23/^", No. i2-gauge; 12" of No.
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