Woodwork for the grades, for use in manual training classes; fully illustrated with three hundred half-tone engravings from actual shop practice, and many working drawings of educational shop problems (1913)
Selden, Frank Henry · Chicago, Orr & Lockett Hardware Co · leaf 74
oushould hold the plane as shown in the pictures. Always movethe plane parallel with the edge at whatever angle held. There are three very important points to remember in WOODWORK FOR THE GRADES 71 planing an end. First, do not plane entirely across the end;usually about two-thirds or three-fourths… … Fig. 78—Planing an End where you wish the plane to cut next. Third, always have aknife line to plane to, and stop so close to the line that therewill be no unevenness, and yet the smooth, glassy surfacemade by the knife remain. This is not so difficult a matteras you may suppose, for if you will…
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