King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 87
en. (Saw-filing willbe discussed later.) 38. The knife blade used by the wood-worker for gen-eral work is similar to that shown inFig. 45, at A. That shown at B is theform of blade in most common use inmanual-training schools, as it is betteradapted for whittling, its shape assist-ing the student… … Fig. 45.—Knife Blades. A, used by wood-worker;B, vised in manual-trainingschools. TOOLS 73 skill is necessary to keep it in order, as well as to use itproperly. (B.) The only plane in use until recent years had awooden stock, and the iron was adjusted by blows witha hammer; this form of plane has…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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