| Old-Time Planes & Paring
Tools is re-published information by Eastman Publishing from Every Man His Own
Mechanic which was originally published sometime in the 1800's when the adjustable
plane had only been in the market for some years earlier. Although the original book
doesn't have a date of publication, we assume it was published sometime around the 1860's
to 1880's after Leonard Bailey's 1867 Patent of the adjustable plane, and during the time
of him giving Stanley Rule, and Level Co. the right to manufacture tools under his
patents. We have extracted old-time tools information
from the antique book mentioned above, plus Shop Projects Based on Community Problems,
published 1915, which is information regarding the parts of a plane.
This Ebook provides you with information about various
old-time tools. It explains about the divisions of paring tools, such as hand-planes,
drawing-knife and spokeshave, plus chisels and gouges and how-to use them. Intuitive
antique information for those interested in these types of old-time hand tools of
yesteryear, which is still noteworthy how-to information even for today's woodworker.
Table of Contents
First Division of Paring Tools
Planes necessary to amateurs.
Jack-Plane: It's construction and action.
The Smoothing Plane
Trying-Planes and Jointer-Planes
Bailey's Patent Adjustable Bench Planes
Bailey's Adjustable Smoothing-Plane
Bailey's Adjustable Jack-Plane
Stanley's Patent Adjustable Planes
Stanley's Adjustable Smoothing-Plane
Stanley's Adjustable Jack-Plane
Stanley's Wood Smoothing-Plane
Stanley's Wood Jack-Plane
Rabbet or Rebate Plane
Second Division of Paring Tools
Drawing-Knife and Spokeshave
Double Iron Straight-Spokeshave
Reversible Spokeshave
Third Division of Paring Tools
Chisels and Gouges
More About Paring Tools
Planing and Sawing: Chief operations in carpentry.
Jack-plane: Why so called.
Cutting Iron of Jack-plane.
Construction of plane-iron.
How To Hold Jack-Plane In "Facing Up."
How To Hold Jack-Plane In Shooting Edge of Board.
How To Hold Smoothing-Plane.
Planing Boards and Scantlings.
Removal of Plane-Iron
Adjustment of Iron
Sole of Plane: Its Use
Difficulty in Planing: How Caused
Proper Positions of Break-Iron and Cutter
Mode of Looking at Adjustment
Planes For Rebating, etc.
Rebating: What It is
Cutting Rebate
Side Fillister
Bull-Nosed Rabbet Plane
"Stanley" Iron Planes
Mode of Handling Rebate Planes, etc.
Attachment to Rebate Plane
Match Planes
Why So Called
Plough For Cutting Grooves - How To Hold the Plough
Old Women's Tooth
American Combination Planes
Bits Supplied With Plane
Trant's Adjustable Dado, Filletster, and Plough'
Drawing-Knife and Spokeshave - How-To Handle Them
Modes of Using Chisels and Gouges
Chisels: Their Varieties
Mortise and Tenon
Meaning of Words "Mortise & "Tenon"
Chisel In Cutting Mortise: How it should be held.
Paring Chisels, etc.: How to hold them.
The Gouge: How to hold it.
Parts of the Plane
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