Modern painting, hardwood finishing and sign writing (1918)
Armstrong, George D, Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836-1919, Delamotte, Frances George · Chicago, Ill., F. J. Drake, expressly for Sears, Roebuck · leaf 537
s condition would produce shavingstolerably well on any hardwood; but the shavingwould be the result of abrasive and not of cuttingaction. It is purely a matter of choice if, at thisstage, a smooth-backed gouge is passed to and froover the side of the scraper, as in Fig. 55, with theobject of… … HARDWOOD FINISHER 67 with the gouge, while the polishing is being done. Asstated, this polishing of the side is not reallynecessary, and the scraper would cut very well without
Painting, Industrial · Wood finishing · Lettering
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