Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 294
. This is somethingwhich could be made more cheaply and in less timefrom metal, but a skilful and careful boy can do itsuccessfully in a hard wood, such as maple. Theprocess is similar to the pen tray. The drawingis laid out on the squared stock, and the bowl cutout with the gouge. The outside is… … Fig. 160. The pin tray. A fine test of gouge work should be used. By frequently holding these tem-plates to the work, it may be quickly seen wherethe material is to be removed. When the outside of the tray fits the templates,it is ready for sand-papering, and not before. Tomake the tray perfect, an…
Carpentry · Woodwork
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