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  1. 13th December 2011, 01:06 PM #1
    Jack in Nepean
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    Default A couple of new ones

    I started to make wooden planes a few years ago after taking a seminar at Lee Valley - Philly has no worries. The latest efforts are a smoother and small jack/large smoother for a couple of friends - maple with cherry strips to enlarge the centre section (not a mistake, just a design improvement, he said). The blades are replacement blades for Taiwanese style planes available from LV - a lot cheaper than the Hock Krenov sets. Blades are very, very hard steel which takes and hold an edge well. The pins are 3/8" brass rod, turned down (on my drill press) to fit 1/4" holes in the sides and a small flat filed on one side.

    Cheers

    Jack

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    Hope this works now.
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  3. 13th December 2011, 02:50 PM #2
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    Nice work.

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