1.   To tune the engine two brass screws which governed the flow into the carburettor had to be delicately adjusted.

2.   Another way to fasten is to drill holes, if the glass is not tempered, and screw the glass top onto the framework with solid brass screws.

3.   At the base of the stem the washer is held in place with a brass screw.

4.   A. Just screw them back in place, using solid brass screws with a large head and long enough to go securely into the sheathing.

5.   Connect a black lead to the brass terminal screw and a white wire to the silver terminal.

6.   Cut a notch in each strip where they cross so they dovetail right in place, and drive a brass screw to secure it.

7.   Japanned blue and white tins with porcelain knobs held in place with brass screws can be worth several hundred dollars today.

8.   Or, tighten the two pieces together with large stainless steel or solid brass screws.

9.   --Pull the maverick nails and substitute solid brass screws of a bigger size, countersink, and leave them, or fill the holes with wood plugs.

10.   Screw it down with two-inch-long solid brass screws.