. Elementary woodworking. Woodwork; Trees. CHAPTER III CUTTING TOOLS 5. Saws. The saw might be described as a successioix of chisels, one back of the other. We can readily under- stand the action of the saw by making cuts with a nar- row chisel along the grain of a piece of wood, as shown in Fig. 10 at Fig. 10. Cutting with and across the Grain -witli a Narrow Chisel The little pieces of wood removed in this way are similar to the sawdust made by the saw. the only differ- ence being that in the saw the teeth are narrower and the little pieces consequently smaller, and instead of one chisel
. Elementary woodworking. Woodwork; Trees. CHAPTER III CUTTING TOOLS 5. Saws. The saw might be described as a successioix of chisels, one back of the other. We can readily under- stand the action of the saw by making cuts with a nar- row chisel along the grain of a piece of wood, as shown in Fig. 10 at Fig. 10. Cutting with and across the Grain -witli a Narrow Chisel The little pieces of wood removed in this way are similar to the sawdust made by the saw. the only differ- ence being that in the saw the teeth are narrower and the little pieces consequently smaller, and instead of one chisel dozens are being pushed forward at one time. A saw with these chisel-shaped teeth, and used for cutting along the grain, is called a ripscnv. 11. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Foster, Edwin W. Boston, New York [etc. ] Ginn & company
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