King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 89
rom the edge of the iron, and if the cut is made againstthe grain, the shaving will not break before it leads theiron into the wood, as shown inFig. 47. If the cap iron is setsomewhat less than h^ fromthe edge of the cutter, accord-ing to the wood being planed,it will break the shaving nearlyas… … Fig. 48. — Result of UsingPlane with Cap Iron Ad-justed Properly. TOOLS 75 It will be seen that the closer the bottom of the cap iron(2) is set to the edge of the cutter (1), the shorter thebreaks will be, as in Fig. 48, and the more smoothly theplane will cut. The plane iron screw (3) holds the…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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