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For those of a more technical nature we have articles on the various blade angles for hand planes and how to flatten the sole of a hand plane. Even tips and tricks on how to dovetail an infill plane and information on how to make a Norris adjuster can be found right here on Handplane Central.

Archive: August 2006


August 20th, 2006  Building A Shepherd Smoother
August 14th, 2006  Stanley Two-Tone No. OH-20 Block Plane
August 13th, 2006  Stanley Two-Tone No. OH-5 Jack Plane
August 12th, 2006  Stanley Two-Tone No. OH-4 Smooth Plane
August 11th, 2006  Stanley Victor No. 1105 Jack Plane
August 10th, 2006  Stanley Victor No. 1104 Smooth Plane
August 9th, 2006  Stanley No. 135 “Liberty Bell” Smooth Plane
August 8th, 2006  Stanley No. 103 Block Plane
August 7th, 2006  Stanley No. 66 Hand Beader
August 6th, 2006  Stanley No. 43 Miller’s Pat. Adjustable Plow Plane
August 5th, 2006  Stanley No. 39-3/8 Dado Plane
August 4th, 2006  Stanley No. 30 Jointer Plane
August 3rd, 2006  Stanley No. 10-1/4 C Carriage Maker’s Rabbet Plane
August 2nd, 2006  Stanley Bedrock No. 608 C Jointer Plane
August 1st, 2006  Stanley No. A 18 Aluminum Block Plane
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