Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press · leaf 129
rough sharp. Next sandpaper the trough of the tray, using the tip of the thumbas a cushion for the sandpaper. It frequently happens that in sand- TRAYS 129 papering, irregularities in the surface undetected before will appear.If .so, go back to the scraper, or even the gouge. Bat remember thatthe… … FiJ-. 174. Tray and blotter with tool marks of g-oug-e left sliowiiij sufficient to cut it all out. This tool must be sharp, so sharp that itwill cut soft wood across the grain clean without any tearing. Ordi-narily no scraping or sandpapering will follow line decoration. Be careful at the ends of…
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