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Dear Jackie: my eyes won't let me read that whole article. But I'm pretty sure that the
beveled wood chisel is one that has a symmetricaltrapezoidal cross section, with cutting edge
on the wide side. Most of the ones you will see in stores here are like that.
Here is what my dictionary says about "spline":
spline
n.
5< E Anglian dial., prob. akin to Norw dial. splindra, a large, flat splinter: for IE base see SPLIT6
1 a long, flat, pliable strip, as of wood or metal, esp. one used in drawing curves
2 a) a flat key or strip that fits into a groove or slot between parts b) the groove or slot into which it fits
vt.
splined, splin4ing
1 to fit with a spline
2 to cut a groove or slot in for a spline
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Woodworking Jackie 03/05/03 02:06 AM Re: Woodworking wwh 03/05/03 02:19 AM Splines and beveled bench chisels TEd Remington 03/06/03 02:49 PM Re: Splines and beveled bench chisels Jackie 03/06/03 04:41 PM Re: Splines and beveled bench chisels wwh 03/06/03 04:44 PM Re: Splines and beveled bench chisels Faldage 03/06/03 04:58 PM Re: Splines and beveled bench chisels wwh 03/06/03 06:21 PM What is the name of the tool TEd Remington 03/06/03 08:42 PM Re: What is the name of the tool wwh 03/06/03 08:51 PM
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