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Looks amazing but no way I'd ever be able to afford one, without hitting the lotto. Does anyone actually use such a tool or does it sit on a shelf all the time?

Thanks for the heads up. I didn't think about the title name being review. I had someone ask me before when I mentioned I was getting the plow plane that they'd like to know more about the blade...

I'll measure tomorrow but I believe you could n9tch it and set the depth all the way out and use them but I'd have to double check to be sure. I'm not sure I'd ever do that to the old blades it would...

Really impressed with the little guy. I have used it for a few things and wanted to post and share what it looks like and show the blades compared to the stanley plow plane blades. The stanley 45...

I'm making a panel saw out of 1095 shim stock and wanted to ask how are saw makers straightening the shim stock out flat? Since mine was coiled it has a slight curve due to this memory.

Jim. Would the light oil wax appearance be bad? Scratch marks etc... or better?

This is making me feel better. I was concerned that the plane finish would have a different appearance in a bad way.

I know traditionally one would have a smoothing plane and a scraper but is...

The main electric tool in my shop is a sander and I'd like to use hand tools to finish the wood but I'm curious as to how well a scraping plane or smoothing plane can finish a project compared to...

To my knowledge no new ones are made but old working ones can be had for 100 to 200 bucks from the pickers. If you are good at picking they run 30 to 50 bucks on average.

He's not one to mince words over things. He says what he feels about things and gives an initial reaction. I'm sure there are reasons for some of the choices they made in materials but I'm surprised...

It's not that he's isn't impressed its just for the price you expect more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oezp-_DcUgg


Breakdown of the tracksaw TS-55, in case someone was curious as to the guts of saw.

Lincoln tombstone,
everlast st300,
millermatic 252,
lincoln sa200 that I need to restore one day.

Most of these are for farm use, farm bought them not me. I bought the everlast to try some tig...

Old hand files, old circular saw blades no carbide, railroad spikes, bandsaw blades, all make excellent starter knives. To make a knife from steel that is already hardened you first need to soften it...

They should work, though the plane I purchased has the adjustment notch on the other side of the blade so I'll need to notch them myself for use but other than that they should work just fine. I do...

Just a few projects right now, I'm a knife maker most of the time but woodworking is an interest as well, goes hand in hand with knife making in some ways. I'm trying to make a few picture frames by...

I agonized over the Stanley 45 vs veritas plow plane, I picked up a 21piece set of blades for the stanley 45 at a garage sale for 5 bucks since they didn't know what they had. I never could find a...

Thanks for the info everyone. Still not sure what I'm going to do. I had my eye on the veritas skew rabbet plane and wanted to get it for some projects but some others are taking priority As of late...

I've got several projects coming up that a plow plane would be very handy. A few years back I came across a 21 piece blade set for a stanley 45, I called veritas and they said the blades will work...

The markings on the bars 8 - 4 1/2, 10 - 5 1/2, 9 - 5, 11 - 6, and 13 - 4.

I'm I'm the Chicago area Unfortunately. I'd love to have your view

I just bought another instead 200 bucks for the filer, setter and toother with tracks.

I'm new and if this is the wrong forum I'm sorry.

I've got a neighbor with a foley retoother and auto filer for sale for 100 bucks, the problem is they are both missing the tracks. can these be...