A shorter course in woodworking; a practical manual for home and school . Fig. II Fig. 12 In testing a surface or edge with the try-square (Figs. 12, 14,15), place it at several points. Face the light. The best try-squares are entirely of metal. A medium-sized one(9- or lo-inch blade) is more useful than a small one. A scale is oftenmarked on the blade. Sometimes the end of the head or beam nextthe blade is cut on a bevel (Fig. 16), for mitring (see page 142), but the Common Tools and Their Uses. bevel is so short that it is accurate only for very small work, (See Bevel, To square across or ar


A shorter course in woodworking; a practical manual for home and school . Fig. II Fig. 12 In testing a surface or edge with the try-square (Figs. 12, 14,15), place it at several points. Face the light. The best try-squares are entirely of metal. A medium-sized one(9- or lo-inch blade) is more useful than a small one. A scale is oftenmarked on the blade. Sometimes the end of the head or beam nextthe blade is cut on a bevel (Fig. 16), for mitring (see page 142), but the Common Tools and Their Uses. bevel is so short that it is accurate only for very small work, (See Bevel, To square across or around an hexag-onal, octagonal, or cylindrical stick, placea rectangular piece between the head ofthe square and the stick (Fig. 17). To lay out a bevel with a square,get out a wedge-shaped piece with therequired taper and use it as in and 19. A saw-kerf can be madein the wedge to admit the blade of thesquare. (See Bevel, page 10.) The framing-square, steelsquare, or two-foot carpentersFig. 13 square, is used like the try-square and is of great value in getting outstock, in laying out work, and in testing work too large for the try-square. It can also be used as a rule (see page 6), as a straight-edge(see page 16), and to set the bevel at different angles (see page 10.)Many computations canbe made by means ofthe figures on the squaring large work,see page 223. 6. The Knife, whichshould be used for fine,accurate marking may bea common pocket-knife,a sloyd knife, or a spec


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