First lessons in manual training and carpentry (1907)
Craftsman's home study schools, Freeport, Ill. [from old catalog] · Freeport, Ill., The Craftsman's home study schools · leaf 11
THE CRAFTSMANS HOME STUDY SCHOOLS to its particular work, will be found more advantageous than tryingto make one saw serve for all kinds of hand saw work. We will now consider the cross-cut saw tooth, in regard to rakeor pitch; this being one of the most important features, too muchcare cannot be… … knife; suppose we hold the knife nearly perpendicular as at B, it isevident it will push harder and will not cut as smoothly as if it wasinclined forward as at A ; it follows then that the cutting edge of across-cut saw should incline forward as at C, rather than standperpendicular as at D. Too…
Carpentry
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