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Bevel up vs back bevel smoother
What would work better on curly cherry, a Stanley Bailey #4 or #4 1/2
clone with back bevel or a bevel up smoother? Thinking of getting Lee Valley or Lie-Niesen smoother, BU or regular. Would the same apply to jack & jointer? |
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