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Just picked up one of these at a sale and have a few questions.
It's in relatively good condition but I plan on giving it a thorough tuning. I'm puzzled about the plane iron though - it appears that it has been ground in a slight arc across the cutting edge as opposed to a 90 degree cut. Is this normal for these planes? I've seen some planes with a curved blade before but wondering what effect it will have if I grind straight across. 2nd item - Although it's relatively rust free, the japanning is chipped in quite a few places. Having it re-japanned ( is that a word??) is not a viable option as is trying to do that myself. What might be a good alternative - I was thinking some sort of epoxy paint. Any ideas? Thanx, Vic |
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