Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 432
orward to cause the toolto cut as deeply as may be practicable. The handsmay be changed and the cut made in the oppositedirection. It will be seen that the force of the strokeis concentrated upon cutting a shaving of mediumwidth, instead of endeavoring to make a cut as wideas possible. The worker… … Fig. 6.—How to hold the Fig. 7.—Usual way of holding burnisher. a scraper. flooring and other coarse work, as a coarser edge maybe obtained. The square edged scraper, having a fineredge, is better for use upon the better grades of cabinetwork, furniture and inside finish. The trouble across the sea…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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