Modern cabinetwork, furniture & fitments; an account of the theory & practice in the production of all kinds of cabinetwork & furniture, with chapters on the growth and progress of design and construction; (1910)
Wells, Percy A, Hooper, John · London, B.T. Batsford; New York, Jone Lane company · leaf 131
angle at whichsharpener is held is reduced slightly. A carefully sharpened scraper frequentlypermits of about twelve resharpenings in all, then refiling, &c, is repeated.Scraper shavings are very fine, and give a finely finished surface before glass-papering. Hard woods only are scraped, but… … 1. Use of Scraper Sharpener. 2. Vertical Sharpening of Scraper. Glass-paper is made in seven grades or sizes, ranging from 2h to 000 Flourglass-paper, but cabinetmakers rarely use a stronger size than M. 2. The purposeof glass-paper is to produce a perfectly flat surface after scraping, but it…
Cabinetwork · Furniture
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