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2nd February 2004, 07:25 PM #1
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Plane Tuning
I DID A SEARCH I PROMISE
Whilst looking for info to tune my old plane, I did a couple of searches, and I stumbled upon this site
I thought it looked simple to follow,(very important for me) yet from what I have gleaned thus far it covered all I need to know.
Hope this helps others in my predicament, and maybe someone who knows more on the subject could give it the thumbs up or otherwise.
www.bamboorodmaking.com/Tutorials/Plane_Tuning/plane_tuning.htmlBoring signature time again!
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2nd February 2004, 10:14 PM #2
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Also take a look at:
http://www.woodcentral.com/cgi-bin/r...cles_120.shtml
and at: http://www.rexmill.com/ - especially 'Hand Planes 101'.The Australian Woodworkers Database - over 3,500 Aussie Woods listed: http://www.aussiewoods.info/
My Site: http://www.aussiewoods.info/darryl/
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3rd February 2004, 07:14 PM #3
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Thanks for the reply DAryl, after posting the thread I stumbled upon the woodcentral site. The rexmill one is a newby to me though.
I guess they all say basically the same thing
Get everything flat & square, but be careful not to go overboard flatting and squaring lest you have no plane left!Boring signature time again!
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