. American stationary engineering; a practical work which begins at the boiler room and takes in the whole power plant. Fig-173. Fig. 167 represents*the round nosechisel. Fig. 168 is thewood chisel usedin cutting away woodwork. Fig. J 69 is the well-known • cape chisel. Fig. 170 is the halfround chisel. Fig. 171 is theequally well-knownflat cold chisel. Fig. 172 is the diamond point 173 shows a rivet seifor small work connected withplumbing and sheet metalAvork. \. Fig. 174. Fig. 174 exhibits the plumbers torch; thisis also used by engineers to explore interiorsof boilers, chimney
. American stationary engineering; a practical work which begins at the boiler room and takes in the whole power plant. Fig-173. Fig. 167 represents*the round nosechisel. Fig. 168 is thewood chisel usedin cutting away woodwork. Fig. J 69 is the well-known • cape chisel. Fig. 170 is the halfround chisel. Fig. 171 is theequally well-knownflat cold chisel. Fig. 172 is the diamond point 173 shows a rivet seifor small work connected withplumbing and sheet metalAvork. \. Fig. 174. Fig. 174 exhibits the plumbers torch; thisis also used by engineers to explore interiorsof boilers, chimney flues, and other darkplaces about the steam plant. Fig. 175 is a compass saw. Fig. 176 is a double-edged plumbers saw Fig. 177 is a spirit level. Fig. 178 is a lookmg-glass used in makingunderhand joints and in many useful waysabout a steam plants So8 Maxims and Instructions. PLUMBERS TOOLS. Fig. 175. ^
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