Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 31
endililililillli of the stroke, as shown by the Fig. 27. Method of using dotted line a. The piece is thenBlock Plane reversed, and planed as shown by arrow h. In this way the whole end is smoothed, with-out ruining the corners. Besides these standard planes there are many patentand special ones for… … Fig. 28. The Wooden Plane This tool, while lacking some of the adjustments ofthe iron plane, was much simpler and contained asmaller number of parts. CUTTING TOOLS 23 The iron and cap were held in position by a woodenwedge, which was driven in by a hght blow of thehammer. The workman removed the…
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