Pattern making; a practical treatise for the pattern maker on wood-working and wood turning, tools and equipment, construction of simple and complicated patterns, modern molding machines and molding practice (1921)
Ritchey, James, Monroe, Walter W. (Walter William), b. 1869 · Chicago, American technical society · leaf 63
ig. 100, is almost indispensable, not only for facing thesides of the boards perfectly true, straight, and free from wind, butalso for jointing the edges, and for making perfectly fitting gluejoints in a manner superior to any hand work. These machines canbe bought in widths of from 12 to 30… … Fig. 98. Band Saw PATTERN MAKING 49 the piece to a uniform thickness. To avoid the necessity for muchhand work in accomplishing this result, first face the piece on thehand planer sa as to make one true side, and then run it through asurface planer similar to the one illiistrated in Fig. 101. If…
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