Manual Training in the Grades
Manual Training in the Grades
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Plane stock square.
2. Gauge width and thickness.
SECOND WEEK MODEL No. I, (continued).
PRACTICE.
1. Using knife line and dividers, draw outline of model.
2. Scrape and finish same. Gouge tray.
THIRD WEEK MODEL No. I, (continued).
PRACTICE.
Finish gouging model.
FOURTH WEEK MODEL No. I, (continued).
PRACTICE.
1. Scrape and sandpaper pen-tray.
2. Finish pen-tray.
\ Students at this time must decide on the model which they wish to make for the coming year, and as far as possible the student must ...make sketch of same.
FIFTH WEEK MODEL No. 2.
PRACTICE.
1. Saw out stock.
2. Plane working surface and edge on wood.
SIXTH WEEK MODEL No. 2, (continued).
PRACTICE.
i. Square and true all stock to dimensions.
GRADE 2. Nail three vertical uprights of holder together.
3. Draw outline of model on same.
4. Cut, using turning saw.
5. Cut sides by same method.
SEVENTH WEEK- MODEL No. 2, (continued).
PRACTICE.
1. Finish outline.
2. Chamfer edges. Cut same, using back and turning saws.
EIGHTH WEEK MODEL No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plane stock square.
2. Gauge width and thickness.
SECOND WEEK MODEL No. I, (continued).
PRACTICE.
1. Using knife line and dividers, draw outline of model.
2. Scrape and finish same. Gouge tray.
THIRD WEEK MODEL No. I, (continued).
PRACTICE.
Finish gouging model.
FOURTH WEEK MODEL No. I, (continued).
PRACTICE.
1. Scrape and sandpaper pen-tray.
2. Finish pen-tray.
\ Students at this time must decide on the model which they wish to make for the coming year, and as far as possible the student must ...make sketch of same.
FIFTH WEEK MODEL No. 2.
PRACTICE.
1. Saw out stock.
2. Plane working surface and edge on wood.
SIXTH WEEK MODEL No. 2, (continued).
PRACTICE.
i. Square and true all stock to dimensions.
GRADE 2. Nail three vertical uprights of holder together.
3. Draw outline of model on same.
4. Cut, using turning saw.
5. Cut sides by same method.
SEVENTH WEEK- MODEL No. 2, (continued).
PRACTICE.
1. Finish outline.
2. Chamfer edges. Cut same, using back and turning saws.
EIGHTH WEEK MODEL No.
What to read after Manual Training in the Grades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Halstead to read onlineMoreLess
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