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121. Spacing With Pencil And Rule (18) |
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This section is from the book "Bench Work In Wood", by W. F. M. Goss. Also available from Amazon: Bench Work In Wood.
Spacing With Pencil And Rule (). By use of pencil and rule, lay off points a, 1" apart along the whole 1 Fig. 137 is broken in accordance with the principles given in 6. length of the piece, the line of points being kept straight by preserving a uniform distance between them and the working-face B. This distance may be anything that is convenient, and will be sufficiently accurate if determined by the eye.
Fig. 137 Scale, 2" - l'
Face A.
End Elevation.
Face B.
Face C.
 
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