Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 211
kind of work you are doing byobserving the care you give your pencil. This is peculiarly true of the worker with tools.Find a man very particular about them, and you maybe sure he is a careful workman. After grinding comes sharpening. This is doneby rubbing the bevelled side back and forth a few… … t£BkxJ Cap lr<** Fig. 115. The action of the cap iron allowed to happen, the surface becomes gummed(Fig. 114) and loses its cutting edge. This rubbingwill sometimes turn over a thin wire edge, whichis removed by laying the tool with the flat side on theoilstone and drawing it toward you. The…
Carpentry · Woodwork
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