. The Street railway journal . Fred Steen, fore-man of the blacksmithshop. Another interest-ing feature of the fore-mans work is that ofa sketch book in whichhe makes a pen sketchof every new piece ofwork that conies to the shop, in which the dimensions aregiven and the quality and dimension of the iron fromwhich the piece is to be forged, and which will bereadily luidenstood from Fig. 16 which shows an exact re-production (half size) of two of the pages of this sketchbook. These records serve very valuable references, forshould the stock of a piece be exhausted and a new ordercome in, the dra
. The Street railway journal . Fred Steen, fore-man of the blacksmithshop. Another interest-ing feature of the fore-mans work is that ofa sketch book in whichhe makes a pen sketchof every new piece ofwork that conies to the shop, in which the dimensions aregiven and the quality and dimension of the iron fromwhich the piece is to be forged, and which will bereadily luidenstood from Fig. 16 which shows an exact re-production (half size) of two of the pages of this sketchbook. These records serve very valuable references, forshould the stock of a piece be exhausted and a new ordercome in, the drawing and dimensions and the proper methodand size to Ije cut off are readily referred to, as there is an. FIG. 9.—BENDING TOOL.
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