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 94
are surethat the edge is sharp,place the plane iron capin position, its lower endabout y-i-2 inch to %0 inchabove the cutting edge.Put the iron in place andthe cap over it and pressdown the cam lever. Hold the plane as shown in Fig. 11 and turn the milled thumb-nut until the cutting edge projects a… … Fig. 114—Stropping Plane LESSON 23 GRINDING THE PLANE BIT. After the bit has been whetted several times the endbecomes so blunt that it cannot be easily sharpened in thismanner. There is so much metal to be removed that itrequires too much time and the angle at which you must holdit will be so near…
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