Educational woodworking for home and school (1908)
Park, Joseph C. (Joseph Charles), b. 1872 · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 112
ons, tool makers, etc., where very keenedges are required. Among the many kinds of stonesmight be mentioned the Turkey oilstones, the Deerlick,Seneca, Niagara, Chocolate, Lake Superior, Hindostan,and others. Fig. 103 shows an Arkansas stone mountedin a polished cherry box. Fig. 104 shows a Washita… … Fig. 104. — Oil slip. When an oilstone becomes concave or untrue by con-stant use, it may be made true by using sand paper onit, or by means of a sand wheel. Tack a sheet of sand-paper over a block of wood and rub the stone back andforth over the sandpaper until the surface of the oil-stone is…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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