King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 96
eunder the cap iron. In this lies the only real advan-tage of a wooden plane over the modern iron plane, as inthe former the iron is much thicker and stiffer. Thecap iron may be so thick that it causes the shavings tocurl too much, or the frog may be set too far to thefront, which will make the… … Fig. 54. — Jack Plane. 41. The jack plane (Fig. 54) generally is 15 long,and its ordinary use is for the purpose of roughing out a kings woodwork—6 82 ELEMENTS OF WOODWORK piece of wood for jointing or smoothing. If it is properlysharpened, it may be used as a smoothing plane, or as ajointer upon…
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