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A few folk on blogs have mentioned getting their Jointmaker Pro. Mine will probably ship today or tomorrow! I am hoping, today! At the Festool Owners Group, two of the participants have mentioned getting their JMP and that it was a lot of parts to put together, but it has gone together wonderfully as it […] Planes need heels. I was not positive of that, so I had to do a test. Besides the scetches looked so cool. It really is a beauty, precise, and capable of making a nice shaving. Sadly the force you have to use to keep the nose down and stable while working, will wear you […] Normally you don’t expect a clamp to demonstrate too much bling and normally I don’t go for too much bling. However, I have to admit that Sir Richard has made the best looking bling or no bling clamp I have seen to date! Talent and artistry, he blogs about tools and toolmaking and he make […] Christopher Martyn at Finely Strung has a great article on making instrument planes! His are tiny, elegant and simple. Using Krenov’s basic method, he shows how to make a great little plane. With a few toothing blades from Lee Valley, or A top notch O1 plane blade, you could easily put together some really […] There I did it, I made an infill. It took all of 30 minutes. I think the time and effort spent really show. Walt provided the plane. I mentioned the idea of converting one of these inexpensive pocket planes into an infill and he was intrigued by the thought. Yes, I started with, […] |
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