New York, Industrial Publication Company · leaf 41
and clean, but increases the liability oilstoned. to dig into the work; hence learners should The whole secret of the skilful and suc- hold it as shown. cessful use of this valuable tool lies in giv- Another excellent finishing tool is the ing it the proper inclination to the work. skew-chisel, so… … Fig. 6. left to right. The face of the tool lying on the work, must be tilted over, for E as de- noted by A, and for F' as denoted by the line B, the tilt being only sufficient to per- mit the edge to cut. If tilted too much it of the tool. This tool will cut very clean, will dig into the work; if…
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