Modern painting, hardwood finishing and sign writing .. (1914)
Armstrong, George D. [from old catalog], Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836- [from old catalog], Delamotte, Frances George. [from old catalog], Maire, Frederick. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Ill., Printed by F. J. Drake & co. expressly for Sears, Roebuck & company · leaf 544
f the tooth is upright, that is, at an angleof 90°. The face of the tooth should be filed to anangle of 85° to 87°, or 3° to 5° from the square. Some HARDWOOD FINISHER 17 experts contend that the teeth of a rip-saw should befiled dead square. The object in filing them a littleon the bevel is that… … Fig. 78 amount of fiber to be cut either directly or obliquelyacross, and teeth that are filed square will not, whetherthey are sharp or dull, divide this fiber so easily asteeth that have a slight bevel. The illustration, Fig. 77, shows a saw tooth thatworks quite well in the softer woods, but for…
Painting, Industrial · Wood finishing · Lettering
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