fore plane (Meaning)

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fore plane (n)

a carpenter's plane intermediate between a jack plane and a jointer plane

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The carpenter skillfully used the fore plane to smooth the surface of the rough wood.
After the fore plane had removed the excess material, the wood was ready for further shaping.
The sharp blade of the fore plane cut through the grain effortlessly, leaving a smooth and precise surface.
The workpiece was clamped securely to the bench before the fore plane was applied, ensuring a safe and controlled cut.
The fore plane is an essential tool for any woodworker, providing a level and even surface.
With a firm grip and a steady motion, the carpenter guided the fore plane across the wood.
The fore plane's adjustable fence allowed for precise control of the depth of cut.
The fore plane is a versatile tool that can be used for both rough and finish planing.
The blade of the fore plane was carefully honed to maintain its sharpness and effectiveness.
The fore plane left a distinctive pattern of fine lines on the surface of the wood, indicating the direction of the cut.

a carpenter's plane intermediate between a jack plane and a jointer plane

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The carpenter skillfully used the fore plane to smooth the surface of the rough wood.

After the fore plane had removed the excess material, the wood was ready for further shaping.

The sharp blade of the fore plane cut through the grain effortlessly, leaving a smooth and precise surface.

The workpiece was clamped securely to the bench before the fore plane was applied, ensuring a safe and controlled cut.