Elements of Woodwork
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Any one not accustomed to using them must be careful that the temper of the tool is not destroyed, as the wheel runs at a high rate of speed, and a tool in unskillful hands is easily burned. To avoid this, the tool should be held lightly FIG. 88. EMERY WHEEL DRESSER. . , _, . , but firmly against the stone, and frequently dipped in water to cool it. If an emery wheel burns badly, it may be because it needs dressing ; for this purpose a diamond emery wheel dresser is the best, but on account of ...its cost, various devices have been patented to accomplish the same result, one of which is illustrated in Fig. 88.
62. Whetstones. (A. ) These are used to give to a tool the keen edge necessary to cut " wood smoothly. The natural stone in most common use is the " Washita stone/' which is quarried in the Ozark Mountains, and is thought by many to be the best natural stone for the general use of the wood-worker; it is fast cutting, and when of the best quality is of even texture.
(B. ) Many workmen prefer an " Arkansas stone, " as it is finer and harder than the Washita.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any one not accustomed to using them must be careful that the temper of the tool is not destroyed, as the wheel runs at a high rate of speed, and a tool in unskillful hands is easily burned. To avoid this, the tool should be held lightly FIG. 88. EMERY WHEEL DRESSER. . , _, . , but firmly against the stone, and frequently dipped in water to cool it. If an emery wheel burns badly, it may be because it needs dressing ; for this purpose a diamond emery wheel dresser is the best, but on account of ...its cost, various devices have been patented to accomplish the same result, one of which is illustrated in Fig. 88.
62. Whetstones. (A. ) These are used to give to a tool the keen edge necessary to cut " wood smoothly. The natural stone in most common use is the " Washita stone/' which is quarried in the Ozark Mountains, and is thought by many to be the best natural stone for the general use of the wood-worker; it is fast cutting, and when of the best quality is of even texture.
(B. ) Many workmen prefer an " Arkansas stone, " as it is finer and harder than the Washita.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Albert King to read onlineMoreLess
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