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Planemaker's Floats
Making a pair of specialized tools used in making wooden planes....
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Plane, Brass Body Block (PDF)
As a companion to the hand plane in ShopNotes No. 79, we've also designed a bras...
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Block Plane (PDF)
If you have already made the jack plane featured on page 44 of Australian Woodsmith Issue 62, this block plane will be a piece of cake. Go to this link and open up Issue 62 Block Plane.
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Block Plane Cutting Diagram (PDF)
This 2 page document provides the templates for making the block plane that appears in the Australian Woodsmith magazine Issue 62. Go to this link and open up Issue 62 Block Plane CD.
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Hand Plane Lever Caps and Lever Cap Screws
by Derek Cohen - I've made several lever caps and lever cap screws to date, all reasonably presentable and quite serviceable, and all without any specialist metalwork tools—just the ones that woodworkers are likely to have in their workshops.
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Hand Scrapers and Sharpening JIg (PDF)
This video link covers hand planes, scrapers, and chisels. Here you will also find plans for hand scrapers and sharpening jig. First click on - Download FREE Plans & Info - then click on hand scrapers and sharpening jig. (You might be prompted to submit your email address). In this episode you will meet a remarkable craftsman who uses nothing but hand tools and then learn some tips and techniques from the Woodsmith magazine editors on sharpening and using hand planes, scrapers, and chisels.
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Plane Handles, Rosewood (PDF)
Our rosewood front knob is pretty much the standard turned shape. A sculpted T-shaped handle would better match the shape of your hand, but it would be difficult to mass produce economically in wood, so we've settled for a nicely shaped version of the ordinary round knob.
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Plane Making
Make your own wooden hand plane step-by-step instructions.
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Plane Pattern, Brass - full scale (PDF)
This fine tool is beautiful to look at and a joy to use. But the greatest satisfaction comes from knowing that you built it yourself. The patterns are available to download in this Online Extra.
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Plane Truth
A simple method for building three basic hand planes.
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Plane, Adjustable-Mouth Panel-Raising
By Peter L Berglund - My plane is basically a Krenov style plane, in which the cheeks are glued to the body after the throat has been cut.
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Plane, Benchtop Spill (PDF)
These are plans based on the spill plane Roy Underhill made on The Woodwright's Shop (2002 season, episode 2205). Before matches were a commonly available item people would run a scrap of wood over a spill plane to generate long, tightly curled shavings of wood (called spills). These were typically in a jar above the fireplace so that when you needed to light a candle or your pipe, you could grab a spill, light it in the fireplace and take the flame with you.
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Plane, Block (PDF)
If you've already made the jack plane featured on page 32 of ShopNotes issue No. 79, this block plane will be a piece of cake. The construction is very similar to the jack plane, only simpler.
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Plane, Brass Body Block (PDF)
As a companion to the hand plane in ShopNotes No. 79, we've also designed a brass-body block plane. This plane is built using the same techniques covered in that article just on a smaller scale
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Plane, Chamfer (PDF)
This is Chris Swingley's version of the chamfer plane that appears in John M. Whelan's Making Traditional Wooden Planes. Rather than stick with tradition, he decided to make a two piece laminated body. This makes cutting the mortise for the stop, wedge and iron much easier, and it allowed him to make the V sole by planing an angle on each half of the plane body. The iron is made from a piece of O1 tool steel, hand shaped, hardened in the wood stove and tempered in the oven. NOTE: You must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader program on your computer to view this plan.
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Plane, Hand - Steve Knight
Hopefully you already know Steve because you've seen (or been lucky enough to use) one of his planes. If not, go here and see what you've been missing.
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Plane, Inexpensive 50° Smoothing
By Bob Smalser - As in most of my articles, I'll purposely use only tools readily accessible to beginners, foregoing milling machines and the like...and all the work done in a crude, temporary 12' by 12' shop. My intent is to provide a model for you newcomers to the craft who will benefit greatly from acquiring older but high-quality tools in need of a hug for very little money...and putting them back into service without a lot of machines and fancy gizmos you don't have yet.
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Shoulder Plane
This is a copy of a 073-type shoulder plane....
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