Unpacking the #71 Router – Last Post Part III
…areas bullnose fashion as in this recess were it up against another board. Wording from the original Stanley pamphlet accompanying the #71 router plane: Stanley Router Plane No 71 For…
…areas bullnose fashion as in this recess were it up against another board. Wording from the original Stanley pamphlet accompanying the #71 router plane: Stanley Router Plane No 71 For…
My hand router plane seems to have been well received. I am glad because it is a solution to the real problem of owning a good router plane, which I…
…Of wooden bullnose planes In times past wooden bullnose planes were commonly used but often not as rebate planes but more as planes for bumping up to a full-stop adjacent…
…method for shoulder lines saved new woodworkers more than £200 on a single plane. The router plane Of course, though named the shoulder plane, the shoulder plane could and is…
…the most formidable hand plane designs in the Bailey-pattern planes ever invented. The difference between the Leonard Bailey-pattern plane and the BedRock version lies only in the way the frog…
…arsenal for decades, and, although I like these makers quite well, Veritas routers are indeed the best modern-day maker of router planes. The main difference between the two planes is…
…all planes it has unique nuances everyone should learn of but let’s discuss the plane in general first. The filletster plane is simply a rebate or rabbet plane and can…
…planes using only hand methods and then too the bench planes, but perhaps the art of the plane maker is less so fine these days. Mother planes were and are…
…Ten years ago, I hardly saw anyone anywhere using a router plane. At that time I think many had abandoned hand router planes and had accepted power routers and jig…
…metal-bodied router plane can. This is the reason why wooden planes give such a sensationally good impression and feel in use. For almost six decades the hand router plane in…