I need to make a chisel plane
 

I have a router bit that does door faces, contemporary
I need to clean it up to remove scallops.. thought about sanding but
would rather start with a plane.

I don't have a plane with a 1.25 width.

I am thinking of making a chisel plane, a rabbeting plane to get to the
edges. I think I want bevel down, but the problem is that my chisels
all taper, and are beveled.

Am I better of setting the back and doing a bevel up?
Any one else make a chisel plane. Looking to do this quickly to finish
the faces..
I only did a test cut for now.
Trying different styles of door/drawer faces.

--
Jeff

I need to make a chisel plane
 

On Thursday, January 23, 2014 12:24:04 PM UTC-8, woodchucker wrote:
I have a router bit that does door faces, contemporary

I need to clean it up to remove scallops.. thought about sanding but

would rather start with a plane.



I don't have a plane with a 1.25 width.



I am thinking of making a chisel plane, a rabbeting plane to get to the

edges. I think I want bevel down, but the problem is that my chisels

all taper, and are beveled.



Am I better of setting the back and doing a bevel up?

Any one else make a chisel plane. Looking to do this quickly to finish

the faces..

I only did a test cut for now.

Trying different styles of door/drawer faces.



--

Jeff

Huh? I would just buy something from Festool that makes lots of noise and dust and stuff. Should fix you right up for just a few hun.

I need to make a chisel plane
 

I tried to make a chisel plane once, but I couldn't get it to fly. :-)

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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
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I need to make a chisel plane
 

On 1/24/2014 11:41 AM, willshak wrote:
I tried to make a chisel plane once, but I couldn't get it to fly. :-)

must have been the low aspect ratio wing, and high weight.


--
Jeff

I need to make a chisel plane
 

http://www.finewoodworking.com/woodw...sel-plane.aspx


On Thu, 23 Jan 2014 15:24:04 -0500, woodchucker
wrote:

I have a router bit that does door faces, contemporary
I need to clean it up to remove scallops.. thought about sanding but
would rather start with a plane.

I don't have a plane with a 1.25 width.

I am thinking of making a chisel plane, a rabbeting plane to get to the
edges. I think I want bevel down, but the problem is that my chisels
all taper, and are beveled.

Am I better of setting the back and doing a bevel up?
Any one else make a chisel plane. Looking to do this quickly to finish
the faces..
I only did a test cut for now.
Trying different styles of door/drawer faces.