Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 44
e off the best tool,and the finer the edge the morequickly will it be ruined. Again, a sandpapered surfaceis always a scratched surface,and the finest of scratched sur-faces cannot compare with theperfectly smooth, satiny sur-face produced by a sharp plane.However, there are many places / / / \ \—^… … 36 ELEMENTARY WOOUWOKKING Fig. 48 is a case where sandpaper may be used withpropriety. The bevels in this lesson are to be chiseledand then sandpapered with a sandpaper block, — theblock in this case being simply a small piece of woodwith square edges, about which the sandpaper is fastenedclosely.…
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