Klenke, William Walter, 1888- [from old catalog] · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 18
andpaper, waste, glue, handscrews, etc. GRINDING AND SHARPENING Generally speaking, turning tools may be divided into threegroups, (a) the roughing-off tools, (the gouge), (b) the smoothingor cleaning-up tools, (the skew), and (c) the scraping tools, (the GRINDING AND SHARPENING 15 flat skew,… … revolve towards the operator, Fig. 4. The tool to be ground isheld low at the start, and gradually raised to a position so that thebevel will he flat on the stone. This angle is then maintainedthruout the grinding. In the case of the gouge, since the tool is ^F = ySB^^ * ■ ** HH Fig. 5. Whetting a…
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