A shorter course in woodworking; a practical manual for home and school . Fig. 448 In cutting the ends of a stop-chamfer (Fig. 449), do not cut quite downto the line at first, or a tool mark may be left which can not be long chamfers or bevels, use the plane, as far as you can without strikingthe wood at the ends. The plane can be held slantingly, so as to cut nearthe ends, and a bull-nosed plane will cut nearer still. The draw-knifecan sometimes be used before the plane. The extreme ends mustbe trimmed with the chisel or other tool. In sandpapering a chamfer Operations in Shaping,
A shorter course in woodworking; a practical manual for home and school . Fig. 448 In cutting the ends of a stop-chamfer (Fig. 449), do not cut quite downto the line at first, or a tool mark may be left which can not be long chamfers or bevels, use the plane, as far as you can without strikingthe wood at the ends. The plane can be held slantingly, so as to cut nearthe ends, and a bull-nosed plane will cut nearer still. The draw-knifecan sometimes be used before the plane. The extreme ends mustbe trimmed with the chisel or other tool. In sandpapering a chamfer Operations in Shaping, Fitting, and Finisliing 159. Fig 449. care must be taken not to round the angles (Figs. 207, 208 and 209).Sometimes it is desired to remove only the sharp edge or corner, by merelya slight touch of a tool or bysandpaper. A cornering tool y:^^is made for this purpose. 124. Grooving.—A rectan-gular groove can be cut by handwith a plane made for the pur-pose (as the plough), althoughthis operation has been super-seded by machine work, except in cases of necessity. The beginnershould, however, learn to do such work by hand. The router is oftenused to smooth the bottom of a groove or a dado. In some cases the sides of a groove can be sawed by a hand-saw and thematerial removed by the chisel, but this is not easy if the groove is long. Astick is sometimes clamped beside the line to guide the saw and occasionallyattached to the saw itself, or to a piece of saw-blade. The lines for thegroove can also be cut with the knife or chisel, and the wood between re-moved by the chisel. A templet or pattern can easily be made to
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