Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 288
allythose below the surface. Suppose youpractise on a piece of white wood. A piece of white wood was squared up, a foot long and 13^ inches Square. The lines shown in the figure were laid out with the pencil. The marking gauge is not suitable for this work, as it makes a sharp cut in FigTiSo. the… … THE USE OF THE GOÜGE 259 removing a quarter circle, the curve being drawn on the ends by a pair of compasses or dividers, This gave excellent practice in freehand work, calling for good control over the hands, Fis-156- Practise cuts with the gouge and a constant watching of the grain to…
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