Date: 3/12/2003, 4:28 pm
And a lot easier to control. I can shape the whole paddle with one, and I use that when the edges are harwood with twisted grain, such as Ash. Makes for a pretty paddle with no spots to fill.
: I use one to rough out a Greenland paddle. You can rough out a 2 x 4 in about
: 3 minutes. Work outside because it throws chips everywhere. By using the
: plane on an angle and a slant you can carve blades. (fast) You can also
: ruin it in seconds - so I only take it to a rough stage and go to hand
: tools from there.
: Best, cheapest power plane - Harbor Freight.com - their own brand is a
: Hatachi in disguise - I got mine for $39. It works great. It's one of
: those specific tools that I seldom use except for that.
Messages In This Thread
- Tools: power planes
David Humphries -- 3/9/2003, 4:09 am- Great for a Greenland paddle
Jay Babina -- 3/11/2003, 8:20 am- Belt sander almost as good...
Don Beale -- 3/12/2003, 4:28 pm
- planers make good strips better
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/10/2003, 9:22 pm- Another great idea ,from the man of many *NM*
Don Lucas -- 3/10/2003, 10:09 pm
- Re: Tools: power planes *LINK*
Steve Frederick -- 3/9/2003, 1:47 pm- Re: Tools: power planes *NM*
David Humphries -- 3/9/2003, 5:55 pm
- Re: Tools: power planes
srchr/gerald -- 3/9/2003, 11:52 am- Re: Tools: power planes *LINK* *Pic*
Kurt Maurer -- 3/9/2003, 11:25 am- Re: Tools: power planes
Mike Scarborough -- 3/9/2003, 8:53 am- Re: Tools: power planes
Don Lucas -- 3/9/2003, 9:50 am
- Belt sander almost as good...
- Great for a Greenland paddle