Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press · leaf 46
^ on the back, it may be necessary to turn the board back sidefront, until the kerf is right there. Saw about half way thru the board, then turn the other end upand saw the other half. After sawing off the strip, put the board in the side-vise, sawnedge up, and plane it down to the next gage line,… … Fig-. 31. Device for holding thin strips for planing-. go below it and yet to make the edge true. This is slightly more diffi-cult than it was to plane it true in the first place. Then saw offanother strip as before, plane up the edge of the board, and so on,until the necessary number of strips…
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