Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill. : Manual Arts Press · leaf 47
before, plane up the edge of the board, and so on,until the necessary number of strips (28) have been sawn off. Bythis time one should know how to rip-saw well. By cutting 14 slatsfrom each board, a part of each board will be left which should besaved to be used later for the frame. V. Planing up… … Fig-. 32. End of slat. hole which is at the right distance, and plane it to the proper thick-ness. The same can be done between the vise-dog and the bench-stop in the Sheldon vise, but since the parts are of iron, special painsmust be taken to prevent the plane cutter from hitting the iron. Toavoid…
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