A Manual of Fret Cutting And Wood Carving
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, page 35, 1 laid down this maxim what- ever you cut, cut clean 5 leave no rags, jags, or fragments ; and in Chapter IV. , page 37, I urged my readers to learn to use their tools with their left hand as well as with the right.
The first of these principles I consider so important, that although I have already explained my reasons for it, I refer to it again, as I wish, if possible, to force it on the attention of my readers, and so induce them to put it in practice, and carry it out thoroughly....
AND WOOD CARVING. 107 The maxim, "cut clean, " is of far greater importance than would appear at first sight, and for two special reasons. First, a thorough attention to the rule ensures clean and careful work, both in hosting and finishing ; secondly, it is a great element of rapidity of work. There is no necessity for going over it again after the clean finishing cut.
No work can look really well, and bear close inspection unless neatly finished j and no amateur will ever finish off his work neatly, and in a workmanlike manner, unless he learns from the first to cut clean ; he will have acquired a slovenly, unworkmanlike style.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, page 35, 1 laid down this maxim what- ever you cut, cut clean 5 leave no rags, jags, or fragments ; and in Chapter IV. , page 37, I urged my readers to learn to use their tools with their left hand as well as with the right.
The first of these principles I consider so important, that although I have already explained my reasons for it, I refer to it again, as I wish, if possible, to force it on the attention of my readers, and so induce them to put it in practice, and carry it out thoroughly....
AND WOOD CARVING. 107 The maxim, "cut clean, " is of far greater importance than would appear at first sight, and for two special reasons. First, a thorough attention to the rule ensures clean and careful work, both in hosting and finishing ; secondly, it is a great element of rapidity of work. There is no necessity for going over it again after the clean finishing cut.
No work can look really well, and bear close inspection unless neatly finished j and no amateur will ever finish off his work neatly, and in a workmanlike manner, unless he learns from the first to cut clean ; he will have acquired a slovenly, unworkmanlike style.
What to read after A Manual of Fret Cutting And Wood Carving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Seaton to read onlineMoreLess
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