Woodworker's Journal 1985-9-6, страница 30

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Photo 4: Use « hloek plane to round convex shapes.

Photo 6: Set in the end folds.

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Photo 5: l>raw on md folds.

The rounding plane is unique in llie shape of its blade, which is rounded to match the curve of the sole of the plane.

The grooves that you cut in the previous step serve to guide the rounding plane so that it cuts in a straight line. The grooves also serve as a depth guide (Photo 3).

Then use a block plane, a small plane with a straight cutting edge, lo shape the convex curves (Photo 4).

Now you are ready to begin shaping the end folds. If you have trouble visualizing the shapes, make a model in clay to help guide you.

First, again referring to ihe full-size pattern, make a pattern of ihe end folds and transfer it to the wood iPholo 5).

Next, set in the end folds wilh carving gouges whose sweep matches the curve of the folds. Cut straight down with ihe gouge, using a mallet to drive the cutting edge into the wood. The eouge I am

Pin do 7: Remove wood with horizontal

cuts.

using here is a IOmm no. 5 gouge t Photo <>l. 1 also used a 12mm no. I gouge. M ike llie sides of the cul as vertical as possible.

Ilien. make horizontal cuts in from ihe end with an 8mm no. 3 gouge to remove the waste wood (Pholo 7). Don't try to remove all the wood in one step, take the cut down in several stages. Leave '/if> in. of the background wood intact at this point. This is important because the final step in shaping these folds w ill be to undercut them slightly. If you have driven the gouge all the way down to the background surface, you will leave cut marks which will show when the carving is finished.

After the end folds are set in. sketch in the inner folds free hand (Photo 81. This will help you picture where the folds will fall in the wood.

Now. using a 20mm no. ? gouge, bevel down from the inner edge of the

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