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Recessing the ends of top bars. First cut: The jig holds the top bars down firmly and is then used to push the bars over the saw. The left hand only steadies the bars. The holding bars of the jig are made of 12in. x 1½in. x ½in. timber and the lower, pushing board of Bin. x 6in. x 13/l6in. timber.

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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 96, Issue 2, 15 February 1958, Page 145

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Recessing the ends of top bars. First cut: The jig holds the top bars down firmly and is then used to push the bars over the saw. The left hand only steadies the bars. The holding bars of the jig are made of 12in. x 1½in. x ½in. timber and the lower, pushing board of Bin. x 6in. x 13/l6in. timber. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 96, Issue 2, 15 February 1958, Page 145

Recessing the ends of top bars. First cut: The jig holds the top bars down firmly and is then used to push the bars over the saw. The left hand only steadies the bars. The holding bars of the jig are made of 12in. x 1½in. x ½in. timber and the lower, pushing board of Bin. x 6in. x 13/l6in. timber. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 96, Issue 2, 15 February 1958, Page 145

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