Handwork in Wood
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As much pres- suu' mav be |)ut on the tool as the driving belt will stand without sli})i)ing off.
A still simjtler bolder for the })liUic-l)it only, is a stiip of wood 1^" tliick and "2" wide, cut in the sliape (i shown in Fig. '^'^o. The l)lanc-bit fits into the saw-kerf K. and in gi'inding is easily held firndy in })lace l)y the hand. By inserting the rear end of the stick (t into a higher or lower hole in the hoaid A. any desired angle may be obtained. G is shown in ])osition in Kig. "i'M.
A...ll such devices necessitate a ))eifeetly true stone. The essential features are. to have a rigid support against wbieh the tool may be pushed hv tlie revohing stone, to liold the tool at a tixt'd ang'e which mav be adjusted, and to press the tool against the stoiu' with etui- siderable pressure. The wheel should levolve toward the edge which is heiiig ground, for two rea- sons. It is easier to bold the tool steadily thus, and the danger of |)roducing a wire edge is lessened. The edge as it becomes thin, tends to ^|)ring away from the stone and this tendeney is aggra- \iite(l if the stone revolves awa\' from the t'dge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As much pres- suu' mav be |)ut on the tool as the driving belt will stand without sli})i)ing off.
A still simjtler bolder for the })liUic-l)it only, is a stiip of wood 1^" tliick and "2" wide, cut in the sliape (i shown in Fig. '^'^o. The l)lanc-bit fits into the saw-kerf K. and in gi'inding is easily held firndy in })lace l)y the hand. By inserting the rear end of the stick (t into a higher or lower hole in the hoaid A. any desired angle may be obtained. G is shown in ])osition in Kig. "i'M.
A...ll such devices necessitate a ))eifeetly true stone. The essential features are. to have a rigid support against wbieh the tool may be pushed hv tlie revohing stone, to liold the tool at a tixt'd ang'e which mav be adjusted, and to press the tool against the stoiu' with etui- siderable pressure. The wheel should levolve toward the edge which is heiiig ground, for two rea- sons. It is easier to bold the tool steadily thus, and the danger of |)roducing a wire edge is lessened. The edge as it becomes thin, tends to ^|)ring away from the stone and this tendeney is aggra- \iite(l if the stone revolves awa\' from the t'dge.
What to read after Handwork in Wood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noyes, William, 1862-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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