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    Default whats the best way to fix a badly chipped wooden hand plane toe ?

    I have a unmarked wooden hand plane 11" in length. The toe is chipped out lengthwise with the grain on both sides near the very end 1/4" x 1 1/4"
    Should I use a table saw dado blade or router and make a half lap joint and close the mouth at the same time after flattening the sole?

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    It depends how wide the mouth is now and what you want the plane to do. Some picks would give a better understanding of its overall condition. It sounds like it is a jack plane so the mouth does not need to be really tight. First thing I would do is check the sole for flat with a steel rule or similar. Sharpen the blade and give it a try. That should give you an idea of what needs doing next.
    Regards
    John

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