The Plough Plane Guide
The plough (plow USA) plane creates channel grooves by removing material from the middle of a piece of wood, leaving two outside edges. The plane has a guide or fence,…
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Buying a Plane
…bevel-down planes it has more limited uses. They are also often more expensive than bevel-down planes which are more widely available on secondhand markets. Stanley planes are a good make…
Using a Plane
…Further Reading To read more on the plane, we recommend the following from Paul’s blog: Plane Questions Answered- Bent Plane Irons Plane Questions- Another Answered Setting Your Plane After Sharpening…
Buying a Plough Plane
…recommend the following from Paul’s blog: On Plough Planes and Ploughing- Just Thoughts Veritas Plough (Plow) Plane Buying Good Tools Cheap #4- Plough Plane Plough- Share Veritas Plough Plane Update…
Laying Out Top and Bottom Housings
…recess. Use the gauge still set to ¼” (6mm) to mark the depth of the recesses. Alternatively, you can use a router plane blade as shown. Mark the stopped end…
Setting Up and Sharpening a Plane
…1/2 Bench Planes Questions Answered- When is Sharpening Enough or too Much? Myth and Mystery Surrounding Plane and Chisel Bevels Buying Bench Planes On eBay Q&A on Planes and Saws…
How to Make a Tool Tote
…(13mm) Router plane Pencil Other Materials 240 grit sandpaper PVA You must start with all parts trued, surface planed and cut to size. For a comprehensive guide on truing your…
Get Started in Woodworking for under £100 ($121)
…An example of this would be the plough plane. Other more expensive tools are not considered essential, however they can be useful. The router plane is a great tool to…
Roundovers
…grain first so that any fracturing can be repaired when doing the long grain. Angle your plane at 45° to the wood and tilt it 45° too. Keeping the plane…
7. Planing the Box Sides
Planing the box sides requires a sharp plane finely set and the box itself to be rigid enough in the vise so that it will not flex as you plane….