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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 301

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272 CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK lines with turning saw, finished with drawing knifeand spokeshave. The oval or elliptical forms arethen drawn on the ends, the corners rounded withspokeshave to these curves, and the whole finishedwith sand-paper. The hammer handle (Fig. 165) is made in the samemanner.… … Fig. 166. Sugar scoop and the wooden ladle, shown in Figs. 166 and 166 a,are familiär examples. In these two cases, the bowlis work f or the gouge, while in rounding, some of thesurf aces are done with the file. On general principles,it is not wise to get into the habit of using a file on COAT…

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