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Small router plane tutorial blog Small router plane tutorial another of my tool making journeys I have a Stanley and a Record router plane, but sometimes...
I think that this is worth saying. My new router plane reduces the cost of owning a lifetime tool to the cost of a few short hours in the shop making it and the…
While this small plane can be used as is, it was designed to be inset into a wooden plane body that you make. This lets you adapt the size, shape and function of the finished tool to suit your work type and preferred grip.
About the size of a finger plane, it can be used to create a small smooth plane or edge plane but is particularly useful for making a chamfer plane tailored to a specific width or angle.
Fitting neatly into a 1 11/16
I've wanted to make one of these since I saw Tom Fidgen's version of the tool. While making the plane body and the saw blade presented no particular challenges, the fence was problematic. My origin...
Newer version of this post is here----> First i downloaded the templates from Lee Valley. I then glued to to the blank and cut it to size. Make the grain parallel to the bottom of the template. Edit: I have made a template out of 1/4 ply. Its quicker than the paper if your doing…
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Cap and screw for plane #113. Screw has Wenge infill.
I'm very partial to rabbet planes. They're easy to use and extremely versatile. Let this be a supplement to Larry Williams' Making Tradition...
Posts about plane making written by Christopher Martyn
Making a router plane with knobs and a blade locking wedge, from scraps and an old chisel. In the vein of Paul Seller's "poor man's router", but adapted to m...
Making a small hand plane (palm plane)
Restoring an Old Hand Plane - Lee Valley Tools
Pictures are better than words when it comes to describing how to make something. So yesterday, I made a curved sole finger plane, keeping a camera within reach to record each step. I hope these photographs will be a useful supplement to the written instructions in my last post. Read across the rows to stay…
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I finished up a set of Krenov style planes a couple of weeks ago. The Block: http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s168/DarnellHagen/P1540600.jpg The Smoother: http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s168/DarnellHagen/P1540606.jpg
