Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press · leaf 128
^ be often be determined by the curve of the gouge in use. Besure to keep the gouge sharp at all times. For the method of whet-ting the gouge, see Handwork in Wood, p. 60. In some designs (see Fig. 174) the piece is finished with the toolmarks frankly shown. This is, on the whole, better suited to… … Fig-. 172. Tray aad blotter: simple outline decoration. pieces made of coarse textured wood. For the sort of designs shownherewith, a smooth perfect finish is recommended. After chiseling with the gouge as accurately as possible, scrapethe surface of the trough with a cabinet scraper. No. 2 and No.…
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