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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 118

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Fig. 54. First cuts in carving It is simply a border of triangulär cuts, and whilethis may be done with the whittling knife, Fig. 55 CHIP CARVING AND KNIFE WORK 99 shows two knives which are better fitted to doaccurate work. The positions for carving are shown in Fig. 56.Hold the knife in an… … Fig. 55. Two good types of knife for carving ting edge away from you, and the point on the apexof the triangle. Press the knife down and then awayfrom you along one of the sides of the triangle.Place it in position again, and repeat the motionalong the other side of the triangle, always directlyon…

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