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IMO, the high angle irons would never be used for shooting. That is left to the 25 degree irons.
The high angles are best left to smoothing operations where there is significant tear out.
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Jim,
A very important point - thank you. I have problems with arthritis and neuropathy in my hands, and I made the mistake of too long a sharpening session a couple of weeks ago on a new plane blade and I paid the price that night and for the next few days. My hands were swollen and ached like hell. This getting old stuff is for the birds. Thanks Jim et al for the responses. Much appreciated.
Joe
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Sweet, their retail store is about 23 miles from me.
~Garth
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