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First lessons in metal-working (1890)

Compton, Alfred G. (Alfred George), 1835-1913 · New York : J. Wiley & Sons · leaf 28

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14 FIRST LESSONS IN METAL-WORKING. Next place the part b on the “ horn,” or round end of the anvil, as in Fig. 5, and bend it round as at o and d, nearly closing the ring. Then, laying the part bo on the edge of the anvil, the … point d being upward, and striking lightly at d, close it. Be careful to make the ring as nearly Exercise 5. as possible circular, perfectly closed, Bending. and symmetrical on the stem, as at f\ Fig. 6, not one-sided, as at g. The last part of the eye, near the point of closing, must be bent with…

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