To test the sharpness of your tools, cut across the grain of a piece of soft pine wood.
In case of delicate work, like carving or mouldings, a piece of soft pine placed between the surface and the hand-screws or clamps will enable considerable pressure to be applied without injury to the work.
Then procure a piece of soft pine timber, free from knots, and thick enough to turn out a skull of the proper size.
If the skull and leg bones that belong in a skin are missing, I invariably carve others of the same size out of soft pine to replace the lost members.
Out of soft pine or other suitable wood whittle thirty-two pegs, which are to fit into these holes; the middle or thirty-third hole is to be left empty.
Before this, however, bore a hole with a good-sized gimlet in the bottom of the box, and fit a soft pine peg to close it from the under side.
For the last fifty years the most important timber tree of the United States, furnishing the best quality of soft pine.
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