Steel Squares And Their Uses
Steel Squares And Their Uses
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The intelligent workman will AND THEIR USES. 49 have no difficulty in adapting the tool to a great variety of work, and while it is somewhat cumbersome and scarcely adapted for the everyday uses of the carpenter, many foremen and master builders may find it of great service. The device, I believe, was patented some years ago, by Mr. P. O. King, of Valley City, Dakota.
Fig. 35.
By a proper adjustment of the various parts of this com- bination tool, angles and lengths of all sorts of braces and s...truts may be obtained.
The steel square, A (Fig. 35), is formed with longitudinal dovetail grooves in the faces of its arms to receive sliding screws. The 36 in. Rule, B, has a longitudinal slot through its t Fig. 38.
face for the sliding screws to work in ; this slot extends to within 2 in. Of one end and within 5 in. Of the other end. One side of the rule is divided into inches and twelfths, and the other side has lumber measurements indicating 12, 14, 16, and 1 8 ft. , or other lengths. The sliding screws (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The intelligent workman will AND THEIR USES. 49 have no difficulty in adapting the tool to a great variety of work, and while it is somewhat cumbersome and scarcely adapted for the everyday uses of the carpenter, many foremen and master builders may find it of great service. The device, I believe, was patented some years ago, by Mr. P. O. King, of Valley City, Dakota.
Fig. 35.
By a proper adjustment of the various parts of this com- bination tool, angles and lengths of all sorts of braces and s...truts may be obtained.
The steel square, A (Fig. 35), is formed with longitudinal dovetail grooves in the faces of its arms to receive sliding screws. The 36 in. Rule, B, has a longitudinal slot through its t Fig. 38.
face for the sliding screws to work in ; this slot extends to within 2 in. Of one end and within 5 in. Of the other end. One side of the rule is divided into inches and twelfths, and the other side has lumber measurements indicating 12, 14, 16, and 1 8 ft. , or other lengths. The sliding screws (Fig.
What to read after Steel Squares And Their Uses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred T Frederick Thomas Hodgson to read onlineMoreLess
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