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I did not abandon this project. I had two other projects to get done, but now I am at another standstill until I can get a quality counterbore that will cut steel. I ruined the one that I had.
I am at the point where I need to finish the blade which includes tapering the sides slightly, heat treating, and sharpening. I need to counter bore the skates and drill the holes for the screws, and attach them.
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06-24-2020, 07:52 PM
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I finally finished the plane. Well I need to do some final tuning and apply some finish to it, but it cuts grooves perfectly.
I cut the cove detail with a round from a H&R set I made a few years ago.
There is a V groove in the bottom of the iron that gets captured by the front edge of the rear skate.
Test groove in some scrap
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Looks mighty fine Scoony. Good work
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That looks great. Looks like fun, too!
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(06-24-2020, 07:52 PM)Scoony Wrote: I finally finished the plane. Well I need to do some final tuning and apply some finish to it, but it cuts grooves perfectly.
I cut the cove detail with a round from a H&R set I made a few years ago.
There is a V groove in the bottom of the iron that gets captured by the front edge of the rear skate.
Test groove in some scrap
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Very nice. Something to be proud of.
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Wow. That some nice work.