Fig. 85.
In [Fig. 85] is shown the molding plane held in position for work. On the front end of the plane will be found a line, which must be kept vertical when the plane is at work. Finish the beads with sand paper in order to remove all roughness.
Bead and molding plane irons are ground on an emery wheel with a rounded edge.
The sharpening is done with a slip-stone. A slip-stone used for beads and molding planes is wedge-shaped in the cross section, with rounded edges ([see Fig. 86]).
Fig. 86.
Where sharp corners occur in molding plane irons, triangular and square slips are used.
EXERCISE NUMBER 6.
It has already been mentioned that a bead is used in decoration. An application of the bead as a decoration is given in connection with the use of the rabbet in this exercise, the bead can be applied to door frames where glass panels, etc., are to be used.
