A Course in Wood Turning
A Course in Wood Turning
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CHAPTER V TOOL PROCESSES IN SPINDLE TURNING Exercise A-I--1-a. Straight Cuts 1. THE ROUGHING CUT (LARGE GOUGE).
FIG. 4. Place the gouge on the rest so that the level is above the woodand the cutting edge is tangent to the circle or surface of thecylinder. The handle should be held well down.
[Illustration: Fig. 4. ] Roll the gouge over slightly to the right so that it will make ashearing cut instead of a scraping cut. This rolling of the tool willalso throw the chips from the operator.
Then lif...t the handle slowly, forcing the cutting edge deep enough intothe wood to remove all or nearly all of the corners, at the end of thework which is being turned. This cut is begun about 3/4" from the deadcenter end. Work back another 3/4", moving toward the live center andmake a second cut, and so on until the entire length of the cylinder isgone over. This method of removing corners should always be followed toavoid any possibility of breaking a large sliver from the stock, withconsequent danger to the worker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER V TOOL PROCESSES IN SPINDLE TURNING Exercise A-I--1-a. Straight Cuts 1. THE ROUGHING CUT (LARGE GOUGE).
FIG. 4. Place the gouge on the rest so that the level is above the woodand the cutting edge is tangent to the circle or surface of thecylinder. The handle should be held well down.
[Illustration: Fig. 4. ] Roll the gouge over slightly to the right so that it will make ashearing cut instead of a scraping cut. This rolling of the tool willalso throw the chips from the operator.
Then lif...t the handle slowly, forcing the cutting edge deep enough intothe wood to remove all or nearly all of the corners, at the end of thework which is being turned. This cut is begun about 3/4" from the deadcenter end. Work back another 3/4", moving toward the live center andmake a second cut, and so on until the entire length of the cylinder isgone over. This method of removing corners should always be followed toavoid any possibility of breaking a large sliver from the stock, withconsequent danger to the worker.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milton Archie S. to read onlineMoreLess
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