Klenke, William Walter, 1888- [from old catalog] · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 29
> rUld iM« lit 3 J rL-1 a NOTt ENDVlDX/5 WILL ONLYBE SnOWN ^lAEN NEEDED-T/AE5E PUOBL&/A5ARE ROUND IN SECTION Plate I. 26 ART AND EDUCATION IN WOOD-TURNING To roll the bead, as it is sometimes called, start with the y^skew held at right angles to the axis, the cutting edge high and thetool… … Fig. 21. The point of the heel does all the cutting, and must thereforebe very sharp in order to cut clean and with ease. Pivot the skewover from a horizontal to a vertical position, lowering the cuttingedge gradually, and lifting on the handle, at the same time swinging
Woodwork (Manual training)
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