A shorter course in woodworking; a practical manual for home and school . 46 A Shorter Course in Woodworking as the case may Fig. 128 The plane-iron should be set fine, unless the edge is veryuneven, whencoarse shavingscan be made atfirst. Beforeplaning an edgesee that theplane-iron pro-jects planing orjointing an edge it is common to hold the fingers below the sole ofthe plane as a guide (Fig. 134).^ The jointing should be done withlong, deliberate, steady strokes. The last stroke should be the fulllength of the piece if possible. Sight and test the edge as alreadyshown. (
A shorter course in woodworking; a practical manual for home and school . 46 A Shorter Course in Woodworking as the case may Fig. 128 The plane-iron should be set fine, unless the edge is veryuneven, whencoarse shavingscan be made atfirst. Beforeplaning an edgesee that theplane-iron pro-jects planing orjointing an edge it is common to hold the fingers below the sole ofthe plane as a guide (Fig. 134).^ The jointing should be done withlong, deliberate, steady strokes. The last stroke should be the fulllength of the piece if possible. Sight and test the edge as alreadyshown. (See p. 18.) If one side of an edge is too high, the plane can be moved overso as to plane that side only(Fig. 135). If the edge ofthe plane-iron is at all round-ing, it will then take off ashaving thicker on one edgethan the other (Fig. 136).If part of the edge is higheron one side and part on theother, making the edge wind-ing, the planing can be begunas just directed and the planeworked over to the otheredge as it is pushed forward(Figs. 135, 137. 138). In A wrong position of the left hand on the fore part of a wooden plane (s
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