Woodwork for the grades for use in manual training classes (1912)
Selden, Frank Henry · Valley City, N.D., The Maudslay press · leaf 31
make the smoothest sur-face, you can continue planing over the surface systematicallyuntil it is smooth entirely across. Follow the plan indicatedby the illustrations (Figs. 13 to 20). After learning which way will plane the smoothest, planethe piece only in that direction, no matter which end… … Fig. 25—Testing from Edge to Edge Fig. 26 shows a try-square such asis used in many schools. The try-squareconsists of two parts. The thicker partis called the head or beam, and thethinner part is called the blade. Try-squares are made in many styles and sizes, but all the forms
Woodwork (Manual training)
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