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Using the Bench Plane - Continued

Tools And Their Uses - Hand tools and what they are used for
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TM 9-243 USING  THE  BLOCK  PLANE WARNING WEAR   EYE   PROTECTION   WHEN WORKING   WHERE   FLYING PARTICLES MAY CAUSE EYE INJURY. 1   Secure work with a vise or with clamps to prevent slippage. 2   Ensure  that  the  cutting  blade  is  extremely  sharp  and set to produce a fine cut. 3   Place the plane on the edge of board with the plane pointing across the grain. 4   Push along the length of the board with a steady, even stroke. NOTE Plane  from  either  end  to  prevent  the  grain splitting  or  plane  a  chamfer  on  the  far  end first,  as  shown. 5   Raise the plane from the work after each stroke and return to the starting point. 6    Repeat the process until the task is complete. USING  THE  BENCH  PLANE WARNING WEAR  EYE  PROTECTION  WHEN WORKING   WHERE   FLYING PARTICLES MAY CAUSE EYE INJURY 1   Secure work with a vise or with clamps to prevent slippage. 2 Make  sure  the  plane  is  sharp  and  properly  adjusted before   using. 3   Place  the  plane  on  the  board  with  the  right  hand  on the handle and the left hand on the knob. NOTE 4 Reverse the position of the hands if left- handed. Check  to  insure  the  plane  is  placed  on  the  work  so that  the  wood  grain  points  in  the  direction  the  plane will go. 50-3







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