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Title: Teacher's handbook of Slöjd Year: 1900 (1900s) Authors: Salomon, Otto. [from old catalog] Subjects: Publisher: [n.p.] Contributing Library: The Library of Congress Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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Text Appearing Before Image: firmerchisel; oldwomanstooth-plane ;dove-tail saw. 1. The slot is set out with compass, square, and bevel. 2. The depth of the groove is set out with the marking- gauge, and cut out with the knife and firmer chisel. 3. The slot is sawn out with the dove-tail saw, and cut out with the firmer chisel. 4. The parts are fitted together with the aid of the firmer chisel. The groove is set out with compass, square, marking-point, bevel, and cutting-gauge; and cut out withknife, tenon-saw or groove-saw, firmer chisel, and oldwomans tooth-plane. The shape of the dove-tail is set out with square andcutting-gauge, and cut out with dove-tail saw andknife. The parts are fitted together with the aid or the knife. 178 Name of Exercise. Purpose and Description of Exercise. 82 83 Concave onodel-ling withplane (holloiu-ing tvithplane). Staving. 84 To produce a concave surface with theplane. To fix concave-shaped pieces of wood orstaves to a curvilinear bottom piece,to make a barrel or bucket. Hooping.

Text Appearing After Image: Fig. 121. To fix iron hoops round a barrel or bucket, to hold the staves together.(The wooden hoops frequently seen are not suitable for Slojd work.) 179 Tools required. Directions for Work. Round plane. 1. The required curve is set out at both ends. 2. The shape is produced by means of the jack-plane andthe round plane. (See Fig. 121.) Compass; bow- 1. The bottom is made in the shape required. saw; spoke- 2. The edge of the bottom is bevelled to the angle required shave ; bevel; for the sides of the article. marking- 3. The position and breadth of the groove are set out with point; mark- the marking-point. ing-gauge ; 4. The necessary inclination of the sides of the staves is knife; firmer determined by the bevel. chisel; try- 5. The depth of the groove is set out with the marking- ing-plane ; gauge, and cut out with the knife and the firmer chisel. smoothing- 6. The edges of the staves are planed and fitted together. plane; brad- 7. The staves are held together by means of wooden pi

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