The Young Mechanic; Containing Directions for the Use of All Kinds of Tools, And for the Construction of Steam Engines And Mechanical Models, Including the Art of Turning in Wood And Metal
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The chisel, therefore, never lies flat on the rest or on the work, but always slightly raised to clear the upper point, and in this position you have to keep it, making it descend into hollows, and rise over mouldings, and cut level places, almost without stopping an instant ; and for wood, especially soft wood, the lathe is always itself to be HAND-TURNING IN WOOD. 167 run at a very high speed, by putting the cord on the largest part of the fly-wheel and smallest part of the pulley.
To return ...to the supposed tool-handle. Having turned a cylinder, begin at the ferule, which you must cut off a brass or iron tube, or, which is easier, buy by the dozen or by the pound ready cut. You will want them three-quarters of an inch for your largest tools, and about three-eighths for the smallest, with some of half an inch, and you can then bore your tool-rack exactly true with centrebits of these sizes. Turn the place down for the ferule, and take care that you make a tight fit. Gauge with the callipers first of all, and turn almost to size, then try it on once or twice until it fits exactly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chisel, therefore, never lies flat on the rest or on the work, but always slightly raised to clear the upper point, and in this position you have to keep it, making it descend into hollows, and rise over mouldings, and cut level places, almost without stopping an instant ; and for wood, especially soft wood, the lathe is always itself to be HAND-TURNING IN WOOD. 167 run at a very high speed, by putting the cord on the largest part of the fly-wheel and smallest part of the pulley.
To return ...to the supposed tool-handle. Having turned a cylinder, begin at the ferule, which you must cut off a brass or iron tube, or, which is easier, buy by the dozen or by the pound ready cut. You will want them three-quarters of an inch for your largest tools, and about three-eighths for the smallest, with some of half an inch, and you can then bore your tool-rack exactly true with centrebits of these sizes. Turn the place down for the ferule, and take care that you make a tight fit. Gauge with the callipers first of all, and turn almost to size, then try it on once or twice until it fits exactly.
What to read after The Young Mechanic; Containing Directions for the Use of All Kinds of Tools, And for the Construction of Steam Engines And Mechanical Models, Including the Art of Turning in Wood And Metal?
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