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  1. 19th May 2006, 09:28 PM #31
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    Default my microbevel is off

    i don't have much value to add to the discussion but to confirm that i also experiecend the same problem with microbevel being out of parallel.

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  3. 19th May 2006, 11:13 PM #32
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    Speaking of the Mk11. I use mine purely for chisels. And i use the Eclipse for plane blades so i can have a gentle curve on the plane blade. So does this mean most don't bother with a slight curve on there plane blades???
    Sinjin
    Well Sinjin, there is an accessory for the Mk II due out soon. This is a cambered wheel that replaces the flat wheel. It is the answer to your prayer. I use it most of the time, and only return to the flat wheel when I want to make certain of a flat bevel (eg for shoulder planes or chisels).

    Alf has a great review at the UK forum. Yours truly has added a piece as well.

    Oh, if you want to use the basic Mk II now for cambering a blade, just do it upside-down! A picture is on the review thread.

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    Default Veritas® Camber Roller Assembly for the Mk.II Honing Guide

    The cambered roller for the Mk. II, that Derek mentioned above, is now available on the Lee Valley website (refer link below).

    http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...81&cat=51&ap=1
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