Just replaced the knives in my planer.
Seems ashamed to toss out some good steel.

Any ideas??
(they have been resharpened a few times already - so other than that)


Thanks,
Rob

You can reply to me at
r_b_v at v_e_r_z_e_r_a doht c_o_m
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Make chisels and small handplane blades? Probably do it all with a grinder.

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Excellent parting tool materials if you are a turner. Also good for
tiny scrapers.

Really good for custom ground bits for hollowing or tools.

Robert

Marking knife?

That skew chisel that would be nice for getting into the corners of a
dovetail but just isn't used enough to justify buying commercial?




"Rob V" wrote in message
nk.net...
Just replaced the knives in my planer.
Seems ashamed to toss out some good steel.

Any ideas??
(they have been resharpened a few times already - so other than that)


Thanks,
Rob

You can reply to me at
r_b_v at v_e_r_z_e_r_a doht c_o_m
(remove the _ to get the address)

"Rob V" wrote in message
nk.net...
Just replaced the knives in my planer.
Seems ashamed to toss out some good steel.

Any ideas??
(they have been resharpened a few times already - so other than that)


If they are resharpenable, keep resharpening them. I know the ones in my
planer can be resharpened at least 10 to 15 times.

A few things come to mind; marking knives (left and right handed);
scratch stock for a beading tool; mini drawknife for fine work;
shiv......just in case some jail time is in your future.... :-)

Mutt

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Just replaced the knives in my planer.
Seems ashamed to toss out some good steel.

Any ideas??
(they have been resharpened a few times already - so other than that)





Just this weekend, I broke one of my 12" blades into thirds. They snap
quite easily in a vise. I made one piece into a nice double bladed marking
knife in less than an hour.

-G