Manual training : first lessons in wood-working (1888)
Compton, Alfred G. (Alfred George), 1835-1913 · New York and Chicago, Ivison, Blakeman and company · leaf 113
which is also a large, hand-some tree, with fine straight trunk, andwith curious, square-cut leaves, as in Fig.42. It is not an evergreen, but a decidu-ous tree; that is, it loses its leaves in thefall. It bears, in June, a coarse, tulip-shaped,yellow flower, from which it is named.Its wood, as you… … jriy^Z- Lesson XT. The Chisel Continued. WHEN greater force has to be applied tothe chisel, as in paring across the grain,the handle is held in the closed righthand, the end of it standing out a little onthe upper or thumb side, and the flat side ofthe chisel being turned towards the body.Leaning…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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