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As starvation set in, inhabitants began to boil calf skins for hoped-for nutrition or eat joiner's glue made from the bones and hooves of slaughtered livestock.
Leningrad: Tragedy of a City Under Siege 1941-44 by Anna Reid – review 2011
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On the other side of the way was a dead brick wall; and a field after that, where there was a sawpit, and joiner's shed.
Mary Barton 2010
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What's more they even seem to be suggesting people fraudulently join up too as they say "The credit card holder must be the person joining, or someone from the joiner's household."
Archive 2007-12-01 2007
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What's more they even seem to be suggesting people fraudulently join up too as they say "The credit card holder must be the person joining, or someone from the joiner's household."
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In the joiner's shop, hammers with 150 g, 300 g and 600 g weight are generally used.
2. Tools and Fasteners/Joining Elements for Nailing and Screwing Harald Stelzer 1993
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The tool used for driving in the nails, is the joiner's hammer.
2. Tools and Fasteners/Joining Elements for Nailing and Screwing Harald Stelzer 1993
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Auxiliary means unhardened steel plate, 200 x 200 mm, 10 mm thick, as base plate; firm, non-springy bench top at working height (joiner's bench); pencil
Chapter 4 Harald Stelzer 1993
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Auxiliary means joiner's bench, screw clamp, pencil
Chapter 7 Harald Stelzer 1993
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Place the steel plate (base plate) at the endscrew onto the joiner's bench, put on the frame comer and clamp it between the cramp irons, fasten the frame comer with a screw clamp to the bench plate!
Chapter 4 Harald Stelzer 1993
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Base blocks of wood are to be used so that the nails do not penetrate the joiner's bench.
4. Nailing and Screwing Techniques Harald Stelzer 1993
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