A Course in Wood Turning 8 0
A Course in Wood Turning 8 0
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6. SQUARING ENDS (SMALL SKEW AND PARTING TOOL). FIG. 8. This operationis done with the toe or acute angle of the 1/2" or 1/4" skew chisel.
Place the chisel square on the tool rest. Swing the handle out from thecylinder so that the grind, which forms the cutting edge, next to thestock is perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder. The heel of thechisel is then tipped slightly from the cylinder in order to giveclearness. Raise the handle and push the toe of the chisel into thestock about 1/8" outs...ide the line indicating the end of the cylinder. Swing the handle still farther from the cylinder and cut a half V. Thiswill give clearance for the chisel point and will prevent burning. Continue this operation on both ends until the cylinder is cut to about3/16" in diameter.
The remaining 1/8" is then removed by taking very thin cuts (about1/32") holding the chisel as first stated. After each cut is made theend should be tested for squareness by holding the edge of the chiselover the end of the cylinder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6. SQUARING ENDS (SMALL SKEW AND PARTING TOOL). FIG. 8. This operationis done with the toe or acute angle of the 1/2" or 1/4" skew chisel.
Place the chisel square on the tool rest. Swing the handle out from thecylinder so that the grind, which forms the cutting edge, next to thestock is perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder. The heel of thechisel is then tipped slightly from the cylinder in order to giveclearness. Raise the handle and push the toe of the chisel into thestock about 1/8" outs...ide the line indicating the end of the cylinder. Swing the handle still farther from the cylinder and cut a half V. Thiswill give clearance for the chisel point and will prevent burning. Continue this operation on both ends until the cylinder is cut to about3/16" in diameter.
The remaining 1/8" is then removed by taking very thin cuts (about1/32") holding the chisel as first stated. After each cut is made theend should be tested for squareness by holding the edge of the chiselover the end of the cylinder.
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