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Novice Hand Planer & Tearout
I wanted to try my hand at hand planes (no pun intended), so went
to the borg and got a el-cheapo plane (6.5 inch buck bros, made in USA, ~$12). Got home and tried it on a scrap piece of 2x2, and after some sharpening and adjusting could get very thin shavings off the wood. Heres the problem - while most of the surface was satisfactorily smooth, there were portions with tear-outs, that just got worse on more planing. Is this related to the wood, sharpness of the blade, depth of the blade, or technique? DGS-ed, but couldnt find anything that might point to what I can do to get better results... Thanks, Irax. |
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