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Posted 28 April 2012 - 02:37 AM
Ive been reading a lot of topics about shoulder plane and taking the club too far inside.. Ive read a tons of posts on hooks. Ive also taken a huge interest in the "swing hard left" topic. I'm left handed so I'm used to...
Started by Joe Champion on
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It's the classic "arms around the body swing" and with active hands, flat plane that leads to the nasty the right thing with the left side....
A chance Posted Yesterday, 02:15 AM
My opinion, it's not your shoulder that you should be concerned.
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It is made from ebony and I do not remember where I bought the blade.
I did not have pictures of me making the plane, however, I do have to file the back seat where the blade sets because the way I have it now the blade is to far foward when I have it...
Started by Arlin Eastman on
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Is anyone out there interested in an Ebony Shoulder Plane?
Arlin
How about and great wife!....
Is anyone out there interested in an Ebony Shoulder Plane?
Arlin Arlin Eastman said tools that I can not make.
That I can not make.
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I'm looking for a good used metal shoulder plane or a kit to build one. I see there is a company in England that has a kit for a small shoulder plane, but I don't think there are any available.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks,
Chris
Started by longbarrel50 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodnet):
I understand your interest in making one.
You might want to try the LV large plane if you are thinking of going with a Stanley.
LV makes a great shoulder plane, I have the medium and love it.
Impressed.
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I've got a chance to buy a infill shoulder plane at a pretty good price. It's a Slater which apparently are notorious for wide mouths (according to http://www.infill-planes.com/78/slater-malleable-cast-iron-shoulder-plane/#more-78).
This reference says...
Started by JimBelair on
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If this is true then ....
Yes, I see the wide shoulder plane such as this suitable for more thanI'm no expert so correct me if I'm wrong but shoulder planes are primarily intended for end grain.
Derek Thanks for the input all.
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Posted 15 March 2012 - 09:28 AM
Turn Turn Turn (To every swing there is a reason). sorry Pete Seeger.
there is quite a bit of talk about the shoulder turn being on the same plane back and through.
Tom Watson said that his revelation in 1994.
i wonder ...
Started by Pinsplitter59 on
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A consistent shoulder plane movement, just not in relation to the forward inclination as seen down a line over BOTH his L and R shoulders, it would seem that the shoulder line or plane is way why the overall shoulder....
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Curt
Thank you for the praise on the plane (Saying I am as good as an LV or LN on my first try) I do not think I am a Pro.
Maybe just make enough to help the New Club I am Starting get off the ground and alittle money in the coffer.
Arlin
PS - What would...
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Rosewood Polishing (I call it) Plane (Nice Scraper)
Arlin.
Eboney Curved Profile Rebate Plane
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Ebony Adjustable Angle Chamfer Plane
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Curt
These are the other 3 planes I am working on
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I'm looking to buy a shoulder plane. They are expensive for such a small tool! It's a chunk of steel with a blade in it?!? Ok with that aside, the ShopFox looks to be the cheapest. But the reviews on it all say it sucks. Take it out of the box and then...
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I would like a smaller one and will wait till I can buy the good one .
I think it is one of those tools that you have to have quality .
I have a large LN and a smaller old stanely The LN is a joy to use- the stanley is a piece of s You get the picture .
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Rosewood stuffed infill shoulder plane Hey guys and gals. Here is another fine plane from my collection that I am offering up for sale. This is a MASSIVE shoulder plane, it is 9" long, 1 1/2" wide and weighs over 4 lbs. The solid brass body is in remarkable...
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Well, glad I could help.
I just figured it got in upside-down by mistake for the photo-op. I've hastily put a plane together and only later realized that I put the darn iron in upside-down.
Steve S.
Started by Bibliophile 13 on
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Here is a picture of the shoulder planeArlin Very very nice ....
Brad
I am really sick today, however and the shoulder plane I just made along with the camera.
Shoulder Plane?
Arlin
How about some pics with shavings....
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It is made from ebony and I do not remember where I bought the blade.
I did not have pictures of me making the plane, however, I do have to file the back seat where the blade sets because the way I have it now the blade is to far foward when I have it...
Started by Arlin Eastman on
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by 7 people.
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Maybe if I turn.
Skinner
I forgot Workshop Sweet looking plane! Cripes Steve
I do not know, it is the first time I made one.
Arlin
PS - Joe, at least I have a picture of the plane.
Tomarrow along with a picture.
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