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Educational woodworking for home and school (1908)

Park, Joseph C. (Joseph Charles), b. 1872 · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 239

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xercisesthe top should be nearly on a level with the centers. Asa rule the tee rest should be a little higher when using theskew chisel than when using a gouge or parting tool. 6. Start the latheby means of theshifting lever andrough down theblock. This is doneby means of thegouge, as shown inFig.… … Fig. 210. — Showing the position of gougein roughing down the work. FOR HOME AND SCHOOL 219 held as shown in Fig. 211. Cut the block down until aperfectly cylindrical block If in diameter is produced.Measure with calipers. 8. With rule andpencil lay off 7, leav-ing about 1 waste ateach end of the…

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