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Manual training : first lessons in wood-working (1888)

Compton, Alfred G. (Alfred George), 1835-1913 · New York and Chicago, Ivison, Blakeman and company · leaf 105

An illustration from Manual training : first lessons in wood-working, 1888, leaf 105 — tc.,and with the grain over the spaces a b, c d,e f, etc. It will be found best, then, as it isnot practicable to reverse the direction of thework so often, to lay the chisel on the work, I JFty. 36. not as shown in Fig. 36, but obliquely, as inFig. 37, and in moving the chisel, not only 90 Manual… … at 0; the second would bring it out at P;the two movements together make it come outat Q. This sliding movement of the chisel,like that of the knife already spoken of (seep. 4) is very important, and you should takepains to get command of it. With it woodcan be pared smooth which would be…

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