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TM 9-243 USING  A  HAND  SCREW  CLAMP CAUTION Use only on wood. Examine material to be clamped and select a clamp which will span across the work. 1 Open the clamp jaws (1) and place the work between  the  jaws.  Keep  jaws  parallel.  Use  rawhide or soft leather to protect highly polished surface. 2 Tighten  operating  screws  (2)  making  sure  the  clamp jaws remain parallel. Be sure jaws fit firmly on work. Properly clamped work will form a square. CAUTION Make sure vise jaws remain parallel to edges of work. CARE OF C-CLAMPS Clean threads and swivel with a rag, and lubricate with a light coat of oil. Store on a rack, on pins, or in a tool box. For long storage periods, apply a rust-preventive compound. CARE OF HAND SCREW CLAMPS Lubricate screws with a few drops of light oil. Apply light coat of linseed oil to wood surfaces. Store clamps on racks, pins, or carefully place them in your tool box. Wipe clamps off with a rag before storing. 19-3/(19-4 blank)

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