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Identifier: bulletin1915kans (find matches)
Title: Bulletin
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Kansas State Manual Training Normal School
Subjects: Kansas State Manual Training Normal School State universities and colleges Teachers colleges Vocational education
Publisher: Pittsburg, Kan. : State Manual Training Normal School
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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e of work introduces a new toolprocess, and a careful study is made of the relation between thetool and the revolving wood, so that a student understands thereason for handling a tool in a particular way for each cut. Eachexercise will be followed by a practical application of the principlelearned.* First term, second year. Five double periods per weekfor twenty weeks. Credit, four hours. f e mm B JP^ *a\BP (S)*^ Advanced Wood Turning. Course 36.—Wood Turning. An abridged course for those who have had previous training or ex-perience in the use of the lathe. Much of the purely exercisework is eliminated. Only enough of this preliminary work is de-manded as will familiarize the student with the requirements ofa good high-school course. The principal part of the work willdeal with the more difficult faceplate, chuck and mandrel work,and with furniture repair work. First term, second year. Fivesingle periods per week for twenty weeks. Credit, two hours. 18 State Manual Training Ncrmal.
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Woodworking Courses. 1!) Course 5.—CABINETMAKING. An extension of course one, devoted largely to teaching the principle,use and care of the tools and machines with which the cabinet-maker works. The student lea ins to lay out work, and to makethe various joints used in cabinet work; to set locks and hinges;and the use of finishing materials. Pieces of furniture are de-signed and drawn, mill bills worked out, and pieces prepared forhand work in the mill room. Economy of time, material, andenergy is emphasized. Commercial methods are followed as nearlyas possible. A carefully prepared notebook on the work done,covering fastening devices, materials, etc., is required. Outsidereading is made a feature of the course. Second term, first year.Five double periods per week for twenty weeks. Credit, four hours. \ .:■ ,;.;,;

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