Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 772
of the plane applied as the tangi ot to the circle, the position it would give is nearly retained, but we are no longer encumbered with theBtock or guide In turning-tools for soft woods, the elevation of the tool and the angle of it- e Ifeach of diem le-s than in ordinary planes, and in those for… … These tools closely assimilate to the Bpokeshave, which is the plane of the lowesl pitch and keenest edge, <n the contrary, the hardest w Is may be turned with the above sofl w 1 tools, applied just d ; but on the score of economy and general ■ are thickened to from ind tie- face of the tool is…
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