Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 35
Fig. 8.Fish line winder 16 CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK Harry wanted to know why, and Ralph explainedthat, generally speaking, sand-paper was the hall-mark of a poor workman, one who could not dogood work with his tools. Sand-paper leaves a … Ffg. 9. Cutting concave curves scratched surface, for the grit becomes embeddedin the wood to a certain extent, and it will imme-diately ruin the cutting edge of a sharp tool in caseone has to be used after the sand-papering. So,he summed up, keep your sand-paper and knifeas far apart as possible.…
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