Klenke, William Walter, 1888- [from old catalog] · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 34
hand. SANDPAPERING All turning must be completed before any sandpapering isattempted; otherwise the small particles of sand will work theirway into the pores of the wood, and should it then be necessaryto do any further turning, it will be found difiicult to keep an edgeon the tool. For most work,… … I ±. Plate II. 32 ART AND EDUCATION IN WOOD-TURNING turned, instead of scraped, No. K will be found to be coarse enoughand very little sandpapering will be necessary. It is a mistake to use too fine a grade of paper at the start,as much time is lost in getting all the irregularities out of thewood.…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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