Klenke, William Walter, 1888- [from old catalog] · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 21
the different sides. Thecenter can thus be readily located. Instead of the dividers a parallelblock or marking gauge can be used to obtain the same result. i8 ART AND EDUCATION IN WOOD-TURNING Fig. 9,3 illustrates a rough piece of wood with no true shape. Inorder to get the desired diameter out of… … Fig. II. Fig. lo. (by hand) and gently puts his gouge in contact with the wood,whereupon only the high corners will be hit. By lowering the woodwith a tap or two of his mallet, hit on the high side, the wood isaccurately centered. It must be understood, however, that theguess must be a good one,…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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