King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 98
se described above, though it is but9 or lOMong; if satisfactory work is expected from it,it must be kept in good order, with the cap iron perfectlyfitted. For general work, it is not necessary to spend the TOOLS 83 time to insure that the ])hine should be continually inreadiness to work u])on… … ¥v(i. 55. -Mt:Tii(ji> of Guiding a Jointeu. edge of the bit, but for the finest work, the closer to theedge it will fit and allow a shaving to be taken, the finerthe work that may be done. No wood used upon ordinarywork is so cross-gramed or knurly that it cannot besmoothed economically, if a…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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