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Archie S. Milton, Otto K. Wohlers "A course in Woodturning" The Bruce Publishing Company ,Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1919 year, 178 p.

This book is the outgrowth of problems given to high school pupils by the writers, and has been compiled in logical sequence. Stress is laid upon the proper use of tools, and the problems are presented in such a way that each exercise, orproject, depends somewhat on the one preceding. It is not the idea of the writers that all problemsshown should be made, but that the instructor select only such as will givethe pupils enough preliminary work in the use of the tools to prepare them for other models following.

PLATES—SPINDLE TURNING.
Straight Cuts 57
Shoulder Cuts 59- 65
Taper Cuts 67- 77
V Cuts 79- 81
Concave Cuts 83- 87
Convex Cuts 89- 95
Combination Cuts 97-101
Chisel Handles 103-107
Cabinet File Handle 109
Scratch Awl Handle 111
Carving Tool Handle 113
Turning Chisel Handle 115
Mallets 117-119
Gavels 121-127
Darning Eggs 129-133
Stocking Darner 131
Potato Masher 135
Rolling Pins 139-141
Vise Handle 143
Screw Driver Handles 145-147
Pene Hammer Handle 149
Claw Hammer Handle 151
Indian Clubs 153-155
Dumb Bells 157-159
Ten Pins 161
PLATES—CHUCK TURNING.
Straight Cuts 167-169
Shoulder Cuts 171-173
Taper Cuts 175-177
V Cuts 179-181
Concave Cuts 183-185
Convex Cuts 187-189
Combination Cuts 191-195
Match Boxes 197-201
Pin Trays 203-205
Hair Pin Receivers 207-209
Hat Pin Receivers 211-213
Ornamental Vases 215-219
Spinnet 221
Towel Rings 223-227
Card Trays 229-235
Picture Frames 237-243
Napkin Rings 253-257
Jewel Boxes 259-273
Collar Boxes 275-279
Sphere 281
Checker Men 283
Candle Sticks 285-293
Shaving Stands 295-301
Reading Lamp Stands 303-307
Pedestal 309
Smokers" Stands 311-313
Pin Cushion and Spoon Holder 315
Chess Men 317-319
Pedestals 321-325
Electric Reading Lamps 327-335
Magazine Holders 337-339