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Jack Plane blade sharpening
I'm wondering if I should leave the blade of my new Veritas 5 1/4 jack
plane square, or if I should camber it, like a smoother? Any thoughts? JP ********************** VRRRROOOOOM |
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Jack Plane blade sharpening
"Jay Pique" wrote in message ... I'm wondering if I should leave the blade of my new Veritas 5 1/4 jack plane square, or if I should camber it, like a smoother? Any thoughts? Camber it about 1/32"... more than a smoother (1/64") but less than a scrub (1/16") if you are using it to prepare rough stock. Less so (1/64") if you are basically using it as a jointer/smoother... Might be in the subscriber section: http://www.taunton.com/finewoodworki....aspx?id=29711 John |
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