King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 89
t; 15, handle screw; 16, bottom, or stock. times have been found which in all essentials are prac-tically the same as those in use to-day. (C.) Our modern planes are more easily adjusted andmore convenient to use, though they will do no betterwork than the wooden planes of our forefathers, ^ hich… … Fig. 47. — Result of Using Planev\iTH Improperly AdjustedCapIron. (D.) There are planes for every conceivable purpose,all constructed upon the same general principle as the common bench plane whichwe shall discuss later. Theseplanes are adjusted by screwsand levers, which are verysimple, and any…
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