Woodwork for Beginners
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They are marked as indicated in Fig. 43, the marks being made near the middle of the length of the piece, so that they may be distinguished from the other surfaces, which are not marked. From these two marked surfaces all testing, as described later, is done, the head of the gage Fig. 43. Face Side; Face Edge Fig. 44. Faces Turned In and the beam of the try-square being held against these and these only. To do otherwise is to introduce addi- tional chances for errors.
Where the project is to co...nsist of but one member, the better broad surface and the better edge are selected for face side and face edge. Frequently it is difficult to decide which is the better surface or edge. Usually, however, streaks of sapwood, or small knots, or checks appear more numerous upon one surface than the other.
PLANES; THEIR ADJUSTMENT 29 Where several members are to be joined together to form a project, such as a table or chair, it is best to so select the faces that they may be turned in when the members are put together, Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are marked as indicated in Fig. 43, the marks being made near the middle of the length of the piece, so that they may be distinguished from the other surfaces, which are not marked. From these two marked surfaces all testing, as described later, is done, the head of the gage Fig. 43. Face Side; Face Edge Fig. 44. Faces Turned In and the beam of the try-square being held against these and these only. To do otherwise is to introduce addi- tional chances for errors.
Where the project is to co...nsist of but one member, the better broad surface and the better edge are selected for face side and face edge. Frequently it is difficult to decide which is the better surface or edge. Usually, however, streaks of sapwood, or small knots, or checks appear more numerous upon one surface than the other.
PLANES; THEIR ADJUSTMENT 29 Where several members are to be joined together to form a project, such as a table or chair, it is best to so select the faces that they may be turned in when the members are put together, Fig.
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