Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 73
planes, how-ever, the blade standsvertical; this is usedin lieu of the steelscrapers in givingwood a smooth fin-ish, and might beused with advantage by our carpenters as a substitute for the piece of glass or thinplate of steel with which they usually scrape the surface of thewood. A huge plane is… … Fig. 2G. — a Japanese Caupentees Vise. CARPENTERS TOOLS AND APPLIANCES. 39 Draw-shaves are in common use. The saws are of variouskinds, with teeth much longer tlian those of our saws, andcut in different ways. Some of these forms reminded me ofthe teeth seen in certain recently patented saws in the…
Architecture, Japanese
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