First lessons in manual training and carpentry (1907)
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ccordingly relaxed. Always take as long and straight a strokeas your object and your arm will permit. This will, however, notapply to planing across the end grain of the wood. In this case theplane should be held in a slanting position and must never be shovedto the end but instead will be reversed… … The Jack Plane might be called a roughing plane, as it isusually used to take the rough and uneven places from the board.The iron jack plane is about 14 or 16 inches long. The plane ironfor this plane should be ground partly convex across the face. Thisis advisable where a good deal of wood is to…
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