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I say tomato. This tool has way too many names. Anyway my favorite is the Veritas Sliding Bevel But since they don’t sell the parts or make the kit, until I figure out the mechanics, I have been using one I made from the WoodSmith Kit . I like it a lot, but the […] Way back in June of 07, while I was recovering from a bought of failed tool designs, Derek Cohen posted a few pictures of a chamfer plane he had made. I needed one just like it, so I threw one together. It is not as quick and easy to make as a Krenov, […] So I made some! The points meet on all but the one for my tool box. The tool box one passes so I can measure inside as well as outside. The points meeting is perhaps faster to read on a scale, but if you are going by touch, then there is not real […] This one is simple. A quick release bit epoxied into a wooden handle. Real inexpensive kit for making a screwdriver! The second one took a lot more work, as I had to deep bore a concentric hole. But it was a screwdriver before I put the handle on it, so the question remains, did […] This one has a 35 degree bed, the plane is attached by a bolt through the sole. Hock 1.5 inch blade. 13″ long, 1lb 14 oz. It is far from perfect, but it is a keeper, and very stable. I like a consistent tool. Schtoo had a really nice suggestion, so I […] |
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