Micron, right? A mil is a miserable, fat thing to be relentlessly shamed when compared to the svelte little micron.
I interpreted what I first read as microns also, automatically thinking he didn't really mean 4 mils since that's like falling off a log for Brian. One mil (thousandths of an inch)= 25 microns.
Ed: Then again, some folks refer to millionth of an inch as mils and if that's the case his 4 millionths of an inch shavings should win the contest hands down.
Last edited by Pat Barry; 08-04-2017 at 1:54 PM.
What angle is the blade bedded at? Very nice work and writeup, I'll go through it more thoroughly at home.
Thanks gents, 4 micron.
Allen, I bedded the plane at 38 degrees. Thank you!
Patrick, that getup might be the ticket
Bumbling forward into the unknown.
What do you guys think about the new Lie Nielsen 5 1/2? I would order one, but I already have an old 5 1/2 Bailey.
I really like it.