Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 38
The grindstone (Fig. 117),many varieties of which are obtainable, isan appliance for removing a superfluousthickness of metal, not for producing a goodedge. It should be of a light grey colour,even throughout. Oilstones.—On an oilstone the joinersharpens his tools, which have been pre-viously… … Fig. 117.—Treadle Grindstone on Iron Stand 24 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. Scotia, or Canada stone, which is brownishyellow in colour when new, changing to ayellowish grey by use, and wearing awayrather quickly. The Washita stone cutsmore quickly than a Turkey stone, andalso more regularly. Some kinds…
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