Klenke, William Walter, 1888- [from old catalog] · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 35
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.… … Fig. 26. Sandpapering. will be left with large scratches of the coarse sand, which in turnshould be removed by the No. >^ sandpaper, and so on with finersandpaper until all scratches and imperfections have been entirelyworn out of sight. Many a well turned job is entirely ruined by the careless…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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