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    •  JIGS & WORKSHOP AIDS 20 / 11 / 07
     

    Adjusting handmade planes

    By Phil Edwards

    Phil Edwards has put together this short video to demonstrate how to adjust and fine tune blades in hand made planes. This is the first in a series of video's from Phil, so watch this space for the next installment.

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    Discuss this article, 1 of 3 messages, read more:
    Ethan Cowdery 
    		Posted: 06/12/07 12:15:13 13
    Although i dont use wooden planes i found this a very intresting video. i have always thought that wooden planes are fidely and difficult to use but i will certainly consider purchasing one after watching this video.
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