The sloyd system of wood working, with a brief description of the Eva Rodhe model series and an historical sketch of the growth of the manual training idea; (1892)
Hoffman, Benjamin B, Salomon, Otto Aron, 1849-1907 · New York, Chicago [etc.] American book company · leaf 122
g, goaging withgouge and spoon-iron, obliqac cJiiscling, convex cat,scraping. All Swedish lifind saws are frame saws, except the tenon,keyhole, and grooving saws. The latter are small saws. TheSwedes prefer the frame saws to either our larf2;e rip or ourcross-cut saws, claiminii; that the… … 1 inch 1 cm.Lenrith, \\\l in., or 30 cm. Breadth, 1 ,•*,- f«., or 3.2 cm. 1. Remove from block. 2. Plane face and edge at right angles withtry-plane. 3. Draw outlines on opposite sides. 4. Saw nearly to these lines with broad framecompass saw, and finish to the lines with spoke-shave. 5. Cut away…
Sloyd · Woodwork (Manual training)
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