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Handwork in wood (1910)

Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill., Manual Arts Press · leaf 82

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e slit.In the ordinary plane it is necessary toremove the cutter in order to reset thefrog, but in the Sargent plane and theStanley bed rock plane, it can be setby a set-screw at the rear of the frog.Xext, the cap should l)e set so that thecutter projects ):)ut very little l)eyond it,or, in… … 76 1IAXD\V01!K IX WOOD. of the grain. By tliese means even refractory pieces of wood can bewell smootlied. See also scrai:)ers, p. 91. The chokino- of a plane is tlie st()i)i)age of the throat by shavings.It may be due sim]dy to the fact that the cutter is dull or that it])rojects too far l)elow…

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