Hepworth, Thomas Cradock, -1905 · London : Hazell, Watson, and Viney · leaf 92
e, in which will subsequently rest the picture, glass, and back. For this work, as well as for more general purposes, I have employed a very useful little tool, which I purchased long ago in Liverpool, and which may, for ought I know to the contrary, be obtainable in London, but I have never seen… … Fig. 24. vertical part is round, and made of brass, with an oblique stem springing from it on the right-hand side, which forms the shank to which the handle (not shown in the cut) is attached. C is a set-screw, the duty of which is to hold the cutter a tightly in position after it has been adjusted…
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