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Online ISSN : 2436-1453
Print ISSN : 0915-3683
Historical Changes of the Plane in the Modern Era Concerning Cap Iron of the Double Iron Plane
Etsuko Funabuki
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RESEARCH REPORT / TECHNICAL REPORT OPEN ACCESS

2012 Volume 23 Pages 3-15

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In this article, the following points were shown about the historical change from the single iron plane to the double iron plane based on literature, archival photographs and actual samples. 1 In the early Meiji period when the western plane was imported, the construction and working of the double iron plane based on the westernplane had been elucidated. 2 The double iron plane already existed in the middle Meiji period as a plane for handicraft. 3 The double iron plane seems not to have used by artisans (carpenters) in the Meiji period, but it was used in the early Showa period. 4 The cap iron of a double iron plane with a hole in a fixed position is a recycled tobacco mincing blade.
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