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124. Lining With Pencil And Try-Square (22) |
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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.
Lining With Pencil And Try-Square (). Hold the beam of the square firmly against the working-face, and, using the outside edge of the blade as a guide, continue across face B the lines on the working-face which were made by use of the framing-square. If the work has been well done, the lines will be sharp, straight, and parallel, as shown by ab, cd, etc., Face B, Fig. 137.
Fig. 141
 
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