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I found this old scrub plane at a flea market ... I could grind accurately. This gave me a good 90 degree angle. It is important when shaping an iron to grind at 90 degrees until you get to your line, then switch to your final bevel. This makes things a LOT easier. Grinding to my line. It did not take too long or burn too many calories to give this iron it's new shape. I did realize that it is ...
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Derek Cohen (in Perth, Australia) >I had meant to respond to Clay's question about grinding a scrub plane, which came up a short while ago. Bill's posting (below) helped remember. There are two ways to grind a curve onto a blade. The first is just do it freehand at a grinder. Since the
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I would usually use arbotechs and angle grinders to shape them. I disliking this type of electric grinding and sanding work more and more these days. So after gluing up and cutting the waste off with a bandsaw out came the scrub plane. I then go straight to the scrub scraper plane as I call it, I forget the jack and smoothing planes .
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The 6″ radius blade actually registers as a shallower 9″ radius when the blade is set in the plane at a 45° angle. As participants in the class, we hardened the steel by heating it in a forge and then quenching it in oil at the beautiful blacksmith shop at North House — but .
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A few years back after watching Paul convert a #4 to a scrub plane I saw at Harbor Freight an Windsor Design #33 bench plane for about $15. For myself I wanted a sledge hammer to get the wood into shape for a #4. Marking a 7 inch radius arc on the cutting edge of the iron and power grinding the arc, the now scrub plane works fine for me. The ...
GET PRICE >>If you want to use an old metal plane as a fore plane, a No. 5 jack plane or No. 6 fore plane would be a good choice. I use a Hock Tools A2-steel replacement blade in my fore plane. A2 is a little harder to sharpen for me, but this modern steel takes a heck of a beating before it gives up, so it's perfect for a fore plane.
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A bevel is an angle on cutting end of any blade. Plane blades are with a few exceptions almost always beveled on only one face. Until recently bench planes were always bevel-down planes – that is, when the blade is secured in the plane, the beveled edge is on the reverse side of the blade.
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them properly. In most cases, chisel blades, plane blades and scrapers must be sharpened even before you use them for the first time, and then regularly during subsequent use. Only handsaws (not covered here) can be bought perfectly sharpened, and types with industrial replacement blades are .
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17.05.2005 · Grinding (shaping) a blade for a scrub plane I have had a few requests for information on grinding a blade for a scrub plane. There are two ways to grind a curve onto a blade. The first is just do it freehand at a grinder. Since the surface is going to be chewed up (although this can be chewed up neatly!), the blade shape is less critical. So just get as close a curve as you can. Of course ...
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You could make the jig larger or smaller to suit your needs or grinding setup. This jig came out of a need to put a radiused edge on block plane blades (I use #102 planes for roughing cuts in bowmaking) as well as for sharpening scrub plane irons. I had been using the regular plane/chisel jig Tormek includes.
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The Way to Camber Bevel Up Blades. I must admit that I avoided cambering my BU plane blades for a very long time. Coming to terms with the issues involved forced me to accept two rules of using BU planes: 1. For high angles, it is preferred that the cutting bevel is .
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ECE Scrub Plane - Hand Planes - Amazon Skip to main content ... I'm gonna keep it and either buy a straight blade, or grind this one to be straight. It's just too light and small to be a material hogger. Overall, it's high quality, attractive, and ready to use out of the box. I just don't care for the overall design as a scrub plane. Read more. Helpful. Comment Report abuse. Gosoxgo. 5.0 ...
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If you've seen the scrub plane threads you will have seen the difficulties people have in sharpening them with jigs and having to resort to freehand. Just to remind myself I sharpened one this morning as the blade was out (measuring it for Andrea). It took about 30 seconds on an oil stone. It is about the easiest possible edge to sharpen freehand.
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The Veritas Scrub Plane should be the tool of choice for major stock removal, and used at an angle of 30° or more, rather than the traditionally parallel to the grain. The blade edge is ground with a 3" radius, allowing it take an aggressive cut. This is the tool needed to get stock into a condition where you then can use a smooth plane. The curved cutting edge of the 1-1/2" wide by 3/16 ...
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04.08.2006 · A scrub plane has a blade with a pronounced curve and works something like a gouge, removing lots of wood in a hurry. However, you sharpen the blade much the same way that you sharpen a blade with a straight edge. Begin by flattening and polishing the back, then work from coarse to fine stones to hone the bevel to about 25°. Do this freehand. To be sure you keep a uniform bevel on the .
GET PRICE >>05.09.2015 · I was wondering if there is anyone who sells refurbished Stanley #4 planes modified to become scrub planes the way Paul has shown in his video. I don't have the tools needed to do this by myself and therefore I thought of asking to this wonderful .
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07.01.2015 · I have heard a few including Paul Sellers endorsing the use of a dependable number 4 as a scrub plane. The suggestion is to grind a good camber on the blade, open the throat a bit, and back off on the chip breaker. I don't have a scrub plane yet, so it is time to press an old plane into new service.
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When used on wood, a well sharpened hand plane blade leaves a silky smooth surface that has a bit of a shine to it as well. I use that same grinder and buffing wheel method to sharpen chisels and knives. A leather strop with polishing compound on it can also be used in place of the buffing wheel. See also: My favourite hand planes. Flush cutting with a chisel. Freehand sharpening jointer ...
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18-6-2020 · A scrub plane is a short-bodied plane (about 9-10 inches long) with a radiused edge on the blade. Its primary purpose is to rapidly remove material – one of the first steps in dressing a wooden board. I made this scrub plane in 2013 in The Scrub Plane Build-Off.
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27-9-2011 · Because of the heavy camber on the scrub plane blade it can be difficult to sharpen. Deneb Puchalski shows us an easy way to maintain a sharp edge on this heavily cambered tool. For more on our ...
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Cut a piece of hardwood the same size as the blade. At the end of this piece, shape the curve you want to grind. Now, if you are using a Stanley bench plane blade (i.e. retreading a #3), which has a groove down the centre, bolt the two together. If the blade you are using is solid (like the original Stanley scrub plane blade), then clamp it to the hardwood. What you are going to do is use the ...
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The Scrub Plane is designed according to the specifications and requirements of leading joinery masters. The body is made from beech with a hornbeam sole. In the production process, special attention is given to the blade seat and mortise of the body. This plane is equipped with a steel alloy 36mm (1.4") wide blade.
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The blade on the standard block plane comes with a 23° primary bevel and a fi nely ground 25° micro-bevel. This confi guration provides a strong, long-wearing edge that can be quickly honed many times before the primary bevel needs to be reground. The standard block plane has a bed angle of 20°, which together with the blade micro-bevel angle of 25°, results in an effective cutting angle ...
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These are the three most commonly used angles when grinding and honing chisels and plane blades. If you prefer to grind and hone your tools with a single bevel, just remember one number for each type of tool. If you prefer a double bevel, make the grinding angle 5° less than the honing angle.
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This particular plane body it's self has some light pitting which in no way affects it's use as it's a scrub plane after all. The mouth needed a little filling to make the blade fit. I did this with a hand file following the original shape of the mouth just a little wider. The old black paint was sand blasted off and then It had 4 coats of new black engine paint add (just noticed has ...
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Grinder Wood Carving Disc GRAFF Speedcutter 115mm / 125mm, TCT Circular Saw Blade for Angle Grinder - Woodcarving Saw Blade 22.23 mm Arbor, Sculpting, Shaping and Cutting Wheel with 3 Teeth (115 mm) 4.6 out of 5 stars 820
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16-2-2013 · There's nothing wrong with using the vintage blade in your Stanley plane, but there's no comparison when it comes to modern steel alloys. Modern alloys, such as O1 and A2 are superior for edge retention, and the better made blades from Hock, Lie-Nielson, and Veritas are thicker and ground to a much higher degree of precision than your 1950s Stanley, making them much easier to properly .
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When sharpening a plane, start with the blade at 30 degrees and end it at 20/25 degrees, this will ensure it has a slight camber to the bevel. This plate generally requires the most work as it will be abrading away the previous dulled edge to form the new cutting edge.
GET PRICE >>A hand plane is a tool for shaping wood using muscle power to force the cutting blade over the wood surface. Some rotary power planers are motorized power tools used for the same types of larger tasks, but are unsuitable for fine scale planing where a miniature hand plane is used.. Generally all planes are used to flatten, reduce the thickness of, and impart a smooth surface to a rough piece ...
GET PRICE >>16-6-2008 · How to Sharpen a Chisel or Plane Iron Freehand. If it weren't for commercial honing guides, many a modern woodworker would have a tool chest full of dull chisels and plane irons.Those little clamp-and-roller devices make it easy to hone a blade by holding it at a consistent angle while it's pushed across a flat sharpening stone.
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