The Eliot School Course of Manual Training
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When the piece is of thick wood (as in figure 3-5) the drawing is done in exactly the same way as during the first year, except that the pupil is led to greater independence. When, on the other hand, the piece is to be cut from thick stock (as in figure 3-6), two views are drawn on the thin wood and these are cut out and used as templates, or patterns, in working out the real piece. The pupil thus learns what top, front and side views really are.
The tool work introduces more and larger tools, ...making a special feature of the form work.
THIRD TEAR OR SECOND GRADE.
The third year's work is shown in the ten figures of the second grade.
The more practical methods in botli drawing and tool work are here introduced. The two are here separated for a time, the pupil making on paper correct working drawings simply as illustrative of principles, and in tool work, executing various exercises from prepared drawings, and using for marking out the rule, square, gauge, and bevel, that is the ordinary tools used by the mechanic for that purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the piece is of thick wood (as in figure 3-5) the drawing is done in exactly the same way as during the first year, except that the pupil is led to greater independence. When, on the other hand, the piece is to be cut from thick stock (as in figure 3-6), two views are drawn on the thin wood and these are cut out and used as templates, or patterns, in working out the real piece. The pupil thus learns what top, front and side views really are.
The tool work introduces more and larger tools, ...making a special feature of the form work.
THIRD TEAR OR SECOND GRADE.
The third year's work is shown in the ten figures of the second grade.
The more practical methods in botli drawing and tool work are here introduced. The two are here separated for a time, the pupil making on paper correct working drawings simply as illustrative of principles, and in tool work, executing various exercises from prepared drawings, and using for marking out the rule, square, gauge, and bevel, that is the ordinary tools used by the mechanic for that purpose.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jamaica Plain Massachusetts Eliot School to read onlineMoreLess
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