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Definition of Match plane
1. Noun. A plane having cutters designed to make the tongues and grooves on the edges of matchboards.
Generic synonyms: Carpenter's Plane, Plane, Woodworking Plane
Lexicographical Neighbors of Match Plane
Literary usage of Match plane
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the English Language by William Dwight Whitney (1890)
"Dickens. match-plane (mach'plan), n. Either of two planes used to prepare boards
for being joined by grooving and tonguing, one plane, called the plow, ..."
2. Amateur Joinery in the Home: A Practical Manual for the Amateur Joiner on by George Ashdown Audsley, Berthold Audsley (1916)
"It is termed the DOUBLE-END MATCH- PLANE ; it cuts the tongue with one side, and,
by reversing ends, it cuts the groove to match with the other side : it ..."
3. Exercises in Wood-working, with a Short Treatise on Wood: Written for Manual by Ivin Sickels (1889)
"Shapes of match-plane irons. 20. Shape of the sole of a hollow. • 21. Shape of
a round. 22. Shape of a sash-plane. 23. Plow; recent form with iron stock and ..."
4. Exercises in Wood-working: With a Short Treatise on Wood; Written for Manual by Ivin Sickels (1889)
"Shapes of match-plane irons. 20. Shape of the sole of a hollow. 21. Shape of a
round. 22. Shape of a sash-plane. 23. Plow; recent form with iron stock and ..."
5. Manual Training Magazine (1918)
"5—match plane. 6—Sash Plane. 7—Slitting Plane. Twenty-one cutters are furnished
with each Plane, twenty- four additional cutters are regularly carried in ..."
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