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Lacking a stoup plane how does one...
clean up the inside face of a coopered door? Anyone know a source for a
stoup plane? Dave |
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Lacking a stoup plane how does one...
On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 14:35:12 -0800, David wrote:
clean up the inside face of a coopered door? Anyone know a source for a stoup plane? Make your own. Mine (which I use for carved seat bases) is an old cheap wooden coffin smoother with the sole reshaped and the iron ground. |
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