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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 26 (1877) (1877)

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nd withthe body of the steel, C, out of Fig. 6, or slanted a little, as in Fig. 4. will not drag or force the fingersdownto therest. We may theway of the body of the stone and hence in the position After a tool is ground it is often necessary to remove the shown in Fig. 7, in which position the… … stone meets, to turn GRINDING TOOLS. over. If the motion intowards thestone. of the tool upon the oil stone is parallel with the line of cut- Such‘are the main principles involved in the art of tool by giving a few examples of grinding. In the case of very ting edge, the wire edge will be greater…

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