Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 215
ion — the width. Sixth. Plane down the edge opposite to the Jointedge, almost to the gauge line just drawn. Rememberthat the tendency is always to take off too much, 188 CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK and when a piece is too small there is no way ofmaking it larger, but if it is left a little too large,it… … Fig. 117. Setting the marking gauge reaching the gauge line. Get into the habit ofmarking all high spots with a pencil, and planingout the marks. Seventh. Set the gauge at the required thickness,in this case % inch — and with gauge block againstworking face, make a line füll length on both ofthe…
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