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Wood-turning t'/t/ss. In this class \vc have first a primary tool called a gouge. In the preceding tools the stock to be operated upon is held in a vise, which secures it against an\ movement ; here the wood is secured to the spindle of the head

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stock of the lathes and follows its path of rapid motion, making in some cases 1200 revolutions per minute.

The attention given to this rapid and dangerous machine, when tlu- pupil has l>ecn instructed in cause and effect, is a "control developing" agent in regulating the impetuous move- ments of a pupil disposed to hurry, not for the sake of increas- ing output, but from an inherent and ever manite>t disposition to do the things hurriedly and in a slighting manner.

In producing th t suilaco. the operation i> one in

detail rather than mass ; this requires more concentration than before, and a new idea of combination enters These ioim must be similar in curves and measurement, to form the plca^m-

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Sloyd class. Group III, general mental eimekening group. Among pupils of this group the muscular movements are slug-