Kilbon, George B. (George Baldwin) · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 33
the pencil has a sharp point. This can be done byfirst whittling it with the knife, making a cone | in. long, as Fig. 42. in Fig. 42, and then perfecting it with a piece of No. 0 sand-paper as follows: — Hold the sand-paper on the bench with the left hand, as inFig. 43. Hold the pencil-point on the… … Fig. 43. to the position shown at B, thus preserving the cone shapewhile sanding. Kelease the grasp which the thumb and thetwo fore-fingers have on the pencil, and, holding it by theremaining fingers, as at C, carry it back to a and repeatthe sanding process until the pencil-point is sharp. Hold…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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