Upham, Arthur Aquila, 1853- [from old catalog] · New York and Chicago, E. L. Kellogg & co. · leaf 86
Fri. XLVh taken in grinding and whetting not to wear off thecorners. The aim must be to keep the tools square acrossthe edge. If the knife were sharpened like the razor itwould run into the wood and also the edge would turnover. In holding the chisel upon the grindstone, most people … desire a guide to keep the bevel at the same angle. Forfirst-class work the chisel is held rigidly in a clamp, whichallows it to be moved from side to side across the face of 84 LESSONS IN WOOD-WORKING. the stone, but not back and forth. Ordinary shops are notfitted with grindstones having such…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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