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01-27-2012, 10:17 PM #2 Ryan Baker View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles Contributor Join Date Jan 2009 Location Detroit, MI Posts 1,075 A float will certainly do the job nicely, and more quickly than a router plane. As for more...
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As Michael's photos above show, a router plane are not removing much material....
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Mike +1 with Michael.
It has proven.
I just got the L-N large router plane and have been using it on an end table build.
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Does anyone know if the Veritas router plane blades will fit a Record 071?
Like these ones
http://www.axminster.co.uk/veritas-blades-for-veritas-router-plane-prod821445/
I want a ΒΌ" one.
Mick
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ukworkshop):
BugBear Veritas router blades fit the Stanley #71 (so presumably then the tool is complete.
Use the same dimensions.
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02-02-2012, 10:28 PM #2 Chris Griggs View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles Member Join Date Feb 2010 Location NOLA (Relocating to Philly in June 2012) Posts 817 Those are beauts Jim! The cocobolo looks really nice. I heart router...
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I have and like the large Veritas router plane, but that new LN, especially with cocbolo, is so Posted by Peter Pedisich I have and like the large Veritas router plane, but that new LN, especially that, but I also like the ....
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I Hit some of my Local shops up today on the Way home from work and run across a Older Craftsman Router, USA Made and 100% Ball Bearing. The seller only wanted $17.50 and he also had a Plane that was marked $5 bucks. I Dont Know jack about Old Planes ...
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It's had a hard life though....
Hey I never saw that router! Cool!
I have seen a zillion other SearsThat's a decent plane and probably a Stanley which would be cast into the nose behind the knob.
Of a cheaper plane, and there is more.
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I'm curious about understanding how wi-fi reception works when the receptor is moving. What is the infrastructure to access internet from laptops on planes, trains, etc.?
Edit: The default answer seems to be: "you need a router in the moving vehicle and...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
It will work....
The plane will have a routerWi-fi for a moving laptop works only if the router is moving together with the laptop, otherwise the connection will be lost.
To which your laptop can connect and stay connected during the flight .
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This simple box is made from 1/2' MDF, glued and tack nailed.
The lid is perspex that is marginally thinner than my sawblade, making slot cutting a very simple process. The handle on the lid is superglued in place. Very quick to make and the lid means...
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Www.canoesandlampshades....
...if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.. .
I like it, I'm thinking of getting one of these planes, what do you think of it Groggy? A silica gel pack just for giggles? Is it like Nitrous Oxide?
Cliff.
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I was just wondering, what people thoughts were regarding sanding a piece of work prior to finishing as opposed to finishing with a smoothing plane or scraper?
I know that better results are had by planing but I must admit to only planing smaller items...
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But then again, I'm a fan of old work pre-18th century has a beautiful... .
Mine has finish and I like to see a few subtle plane marks on a piece.
Difficult to push a hand plane and dislike power planes then a belt sander would be my choice.
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Over the last 5-6 years I have collected about half a dozen hand planes. I keep seeing posts on here at about old planes that have been re-flattened and I have to wonder how bad they must have been to need that. Am I missing something? Is this a process...
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Roy that too as I have a jointer plane....
Hail St.
But knowing the the type of Company Lee Valley is I wouldn't lap themhuntindad said:
Is this a process you would only use on a plane that has problems
Yes.
And small router plane.
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Butt Mortise Plane I have a butt mortise plane, largely made of cast aluminium, which has no maker's name on it. The only thing on it is PAT. APPL'D FOR. Does anyone know anything about these planes? I am wondering if it might have been made by or for...
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After watching his demonstration though I'm not so sure it looks easier than using a router planeRe: Butt Mortise ....
8) Clean up tool.
Pass if necessary, otherwise use the plane like a router plane and clean up the mortise.
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Recently, during one of the not-so-frequent bench appearances of my Record 050c combination plane (quicker than setting up a router for one groove a foot long), I was musing about the, no doubt gorgeous Clifton and its eye watering price tag.
Do Clifton...
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In the meantime I will content myself with dreaming and a quick look in the Axminster catalogue from time to time .
Hi I have frequently asked the same question and await the response to your question with interest .
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