Dingey, Peter Spear. [from old catalog] · New York, J. Wiley & sons · leaf 166
he back of the blade asit is to the face line, but I would advise that for cuttingoff there be more stock allowed on the back than is rep-resented in the drawing. Figs. 186, 187, 188 show the shape of the first threecourses, i, 2, 3. The width of each end appears in Fig.185, and the width ^\. k k… … Guide avd Support for end of Bladeivhile building PATTERN MAKING. g>j In getting out the courses the grain of the woodshould run as shown in the direction of arrow in Fig.187; this will make the cutting and shaping of blademuch easier than if the stuff were sawed out with thegrain running…
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