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 566
earing in mind the previous remarks on thenecessary inclination. The iron should now be rubbedup and down the stone, pressing it down with both hands.If the edge had been examined before placing it uponthe stone, it would have been found to show a fine whiteline. The object of sharp-ening is to… … Fig. 101 Fig. 102 indicated by Fig. loi. If the face of the iron has notbeen kept perfectly flat, it would appear as Fig. 98, 96 THE UP-TO-DATE and would be of no use as a cutting iron. If the ironhas been rubbed too long, a wire edge will appear andutterly spoil the cutting properties of the iron…
Painting, Industrial · Wood finishing · Lettering
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