Date: 3/7/2002, 1:53 pm
Hi Scott, Paul - good ideas. I threw some carpenters glue in the split almost immediately after it happened and left some weights on it overnight. I tried it out last night and it was cutting great. I was a little more careful snugging the wedge in place so hopefully the iron will come out a little easier next time. Now I know why they used to make those planes so chunky.
This design has taken a little getting used to. The sole radius is not a perfect match so getting the correct depth of cut is a little touchy. I is a very smooth cut though. The cutter moves that soft cedar no problem.
We'll see how this progresses. I'm already thinking about the next plane... surprised
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- Tools: Homemade Rabbet Compass Plane *Pic*
Chip Sandresky -- 3/2/2002, 9:38 am- Re: Tools: Broken Rabbet Compass Plane
Chip Sandresky -- 3/6/2002, 8:05 pm- Re: Tools: Broken Rabbet Compass Plane
Scott e. Davis -- 3/7/2002, 1:32 pm- Re: Tools: Broken Rabbet Compass Plane
Chip Sandresky -- 3/7/2002, 1:53 pm
- Epoxy resin for cement and dowels should do. *NM*
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/6/2002, 11:33 pm - Re: Tools: Broken Rabbet Compass Plane
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Scott E. Davis -- 3/4/2002, 1:16 pm- Re: Tools: Homemade Rabbet Compass Plane
Chip Sandresky -- 3/4/2002, 1:46 pm
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