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  1. #271
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    Default Got booty

    Looks like The Body has a bit of junk in the trunk... that's what Lockdown has done to a fair bit of Victoria so it won't look too out of place

    Options:
    Increase the pitch to 55 degrees; that will allow the handle to sneak forwards
    Change from a closed handle to an open handle
    Remove the handle altogether and use a bun

    and...

    "Enhance" the front to match the proportions of the rear. Imagine Marylin Monroe's vital statistics applied to a 4'6" frame...
    Nothing succeeds like a budgie without a beak.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cklett View Post
    It does look big. It also looks like you used a saw handle as template.
    I thought you wanted to use an open handle and that's why you put a steel bed/frog in...
    Otherwise maybe look/google for small smoother handle template or look into Ian's manual at the back. He has smoother template there. And then adapt that to your liking.

    Unless you have it all figured out already and just wanted to make us believe you are in trouble and then pull out the most beautiful rear in the next post [emoji6]

    Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
    Cklett,
    You are on the money, that fat chalky line was copied straight from D8 Disston Hand saw.

    I thought I mentioned awhile back that I had decided to go with a closed handle design,
    The steel frog, decision was I felt more stable(Massively over engineered)to bed the blade on, even know everyone else is more than comfortable using the rear infill.
    So I was just being different(difficult).
    Thank for the hint on Ian manual, I had completely forgot about that.

    Have been doing some googling research,
    I think I might need to do some more.

    Cheers Matt

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chief Tiff View Post
    Looks like The Body has a bit of junk in the trunk... that's what Lockdown has done to a fair bit of Victoria so it won't look too out of place

    Options:
    Increase the pitch to 55 degrees; that will allow the handle to sneak forwards
    Change from a closed handle to an open handle
    Remove the handle altogether and use a bun

    and...

    "Enhance" the front to match the proportions of the rear. Imagine Marylin Monroe's vital statistics applied to a 4'6" frame...
    Chief,
    You have away with words [emoji6].

    Lockdown for me was close the fridge,your not hungry your bored!!.

    Change the pitch, um no efff way, the frog is riveted in, the mouth is cut, it would be easier to get a politician to lie straight on there death bed.

    I’m really wanting to do a closed handle plane.

    Cheers Matt.

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    Default

    Difficult to envision anything with that chunk of wood as-is. Why not rough out a couple of options using some scrap?

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    Matt

    The wood is just fine. You need to adjust the size of the plane.

    Regards
    Paul

    PS: Try scaling down the handle size. A D8 is a big handle. You need a small panel saw size at most.
    Bushmiller;

    "Power tends to corrupt. Absolute power corrupts, absolutely!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sheets View Post
    Difficult to envision anything with that chunk of wood as-is. Why not rough out a couple of options using some scrap?
    Yep that is the plan,[emoji116]

    Cheers Matt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
    Matt

    The wood is just fine. You need to adjust the size of the plane.

    Regards
    Paul

    PS: Try scaling down the handle size. A D8 is a big handle. You need a small panel saw size at most.
    Paul,

    Is this some feeble attempt to throw me off track.

    Cheers Matt.

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    Default Challenge 2020 - 2021 Simplicity

    So after picking up my dummy,

    I’ve thrown out the hideous over sized D8 abomination.

    I think I will use something with a little more pedigree something that has a little bit more class and style and design as a template.

    Mark || of Plan handle thingy.


    A bit of chop here and there some red paint, Bobs your uncle.

    Cheers Matt

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    Default Re post #269

    I know it's early in the day and my eyes might not be at their best yet, but am I seeing "dings" from miss hits when peening that front dovetail?

    Better keep the float glass for another couple of weeks and get "Elle's" skin as smooth as it is in the flesh


    Cheers
    Bob (Not uncle Bob)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldgreybeard View Post
    I know it's early in the day and my eyes might not be at their best yet, but am I seeing "dings" from miss hits when peening that front dovetail?

    Better keep the float glass for another couple of weeks and get "Elle's" skin as smooth as it is in the flesh


    Cheers
    Bob (Not uncle Bob)
    Bob,”if your comments are in reference to the last pic on my thread.
    We need to have a little chat!!!!

    That’s the rear end of the body not the front end!.

    If on the off chance I have this all wrong, you can find me in the corner rearranging plaster with my fore head.[emoji6]

    Cheers Matt.

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    Re post #269
    Didn't read the title, eh?
    See you in the corner - don't do too much damage to your head

    Bob

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldgreybeard View Post
    Didn't read the title, eh?
    See you in the corner - don't do too much damage to your head

    Bob
    Anyone know any plasters!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simplicity View Post
    Anyone know any plasters!!
    Band-Aid?Or were you looking for a Master Plasterer?



    Regards
    Paul
    Bushmiller;

    "Power tends to corrupt. Absolute power corrupts, absolutely!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
    Band-Aid?Or were you looking for a Master Plasterer?



    Regards
    Paul
    I think I need both [emoji6].

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    The body has arrived in her spiritual home,and I think she’s quite enjoying a rock solid bench, no time for a chat there’s work to be done.


    Cheers Matt.
    Enjoying a Zen moment.

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