Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 35
Fig. 34. Sharpening Chisel on Oilstone When the chisel becomes dull, unless its edge hasbeen nicked or ruined by some accident, it is onlynecessary to sharpen it on the oilstone. Hold the tool 26 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING with the bevel flat on the stone. A drop or two of oilmay be used to lubricate… … Fig. 35. Common Forms of the Brace After the rubbing, reverse the chisel, lay the flat sidefirmly on the stone, and draw toward you. This is tostraighten the wire edge which has been turned overby the rubbing. The wire edge may then be removed CUTTING TOOLS 27 by drawing the cutting edge across the…
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