Larsson, Gustaf. [from old catalog] · New York, Boston [etc.] Silver, Burdett and company · leaf 38
, as children maynot have sufficient strength for its use. It is a useful tool, however, inplaces where no other can be used conveniently. The knife recom-mended has a blade three inches long, with a straight bevel on bothsides and a four-inch handle. The tang of the blade is riveted throughthe… … Fig. 26. DRAWING KNIFE This tool, like the spoke-shave, can be used with both hands.It is used for heavy work in cutting off rough edges, branches and bark,rounding poles, handles, etc. In using the drawing knife the woodshould be fastened in the vise. 29 ELEMENTARY SLOTD AND WHITTLING
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