King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 93
ff entirely whilewhetting. Fig. 50. — Whetting and Grinding op Plane. (For explanation, see text.) 78 ELEMENTS OF WOODWORK The bevel of the iron should be held exactly upon thesurface of the oilstone, as shown at C, Fig. 50. the ironbeing grasped as in Fig. 51. Keep the right wrist rigidand allow… … Fig. 51.—^Whetting or Oilstoning the Beveled Side of a Cutter. by imparting a short circular motion to the plane iron, orto any edge tool which is being sharpened, it seems an awk-ward and fussy method of work, and rarely is used by anexpert workman. By long practice the mechanic findsthat a stroke…
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