...li im to make the drawings from -which he works; accordingly he is then furnished with blue prints. With the introduction of each tool the pupils are taught how to keep the sanie in order. They are taught that good tools are absolutely necessary to good work. The taste of...

...of the class alike. In carpenter-work the tools used are, the crosscut, tenon, and rip raws; st^el square, try-square, bevel and gauge, hammer, mallet,...applies to wood-turning. Five or six tools only are \ised, and from previous experience the pupils know how to keep them in order. At first a large gouge...

...given with the intent to familiarize the pupil with the customary styles and methods of construetion. The different sizes of the same tool, chisels for...necessary to good work. To make them realize this is a difficult task. II.— TURNING. Five or six tools only are used, and from previous experience the pupils...

...square and gauge, are the foundation tools, and to drill the pupils in their use numerous lessons.are given, varied only enough to avoid monotony. The pupil...to make them realize this is a most difficult task. TCENIXG. In a general way, much that has already been stated applies to wood-turning. Five or six tools...

...and methods of construction. The different sizes of the same tool—chisels, for instance—require different care and methods of handling, and the means...to make them realize this is a most difficult task. TUKNING. In a general way, much that has already been stated applies to wood-turning. Five or six tools...

...book, inserting all necessary dimensions in figures. The different sizes of the same tool, a chisel for instance, require different care and methods of...sharp tools are absolutely necessary to good work. 2. Wood-turning. Five or six tools only are used, and from previous experience the pupils know how...

...care and methods of handling; and the means of overcoming irregularities and defects in material forms another chapter in the instruction to be given. With...sharp tools are absolutely necessary to good work. They are also taught, as their lesson progresses, the character and strength and peculiarities of various...

...of overcoming irregularities and defects in material forms another chapter in the instruction to l)e given. With the introduction of each tool the pupils...sharp tools are absolutely necessary to good work. They are also taught, as their lesson progresses, the character and strength and peculiarities of various...

...for bim to make the drawings from which he works; accordingly he is then furnished with blue prints. With the introduction of each tool the pupils are...how to keep the same in order. They are taught that good tools are absolutely necessary to good work. The taste of the pupils is cultivated by the introduction...

...able to plane a piece fairly well, and to keep to the line in sawing, the next step is to teach him the use of the chisel in producing simple joints of...sharp tools are absolutely necessary to good work. II.— WOOO-TURMISO. Five or six tools only are used, and from previous experience the pupils know...