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5. Working to Size and Finishing of Curved SurfacesShaping and finishing of faces curved by sawing tools involve the following operations: - Clamping of the workpiece with the faces to be worked on top, if possible. The selection and use of the tools depend on the shape and size of the curves. - Slightly curved radii are worked with: • plane with adjustable face, - Slightly curved hollow faces are worked with: • plane with adjustable face, - Highly curved radii are worked with: • flat rasps, - Highly curved hollow faces are worked with: • half round rasps, Curved faces are worked with rasps and files with - one hand gripping the handle of the tool,
1 gripping of the tool at the handle, 2 guiding of the tool at the blade, 3 guiding with and obliquely to the wood grain, 4 guiding parallely to the curving Checking of the curved faces for: - working accurate to shape • with templates placed on the face and compared with the face to the light-gap method.
1 workpiece, 2 template - smoothness by • sighting Why must the rasps, files and sanding tools be guided preferably with the wood grain or obliquely to the wood grain? |
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