hand plane
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More on Using Hand Planes
Ian Kirby and Ernie Conover explain how to setup and use a hand plane, plus we have links to learn more about these versatile woodworking tools.
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Tilted, Rolling Hand Plane Cart
This reader has a simple workshop organization tip on how to turn a few pieces of scrap and some extra casters into a rolling storage solution for all your hand planes.
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Citric Acid for Rust Removal?
Recently I’ve read that soaking a rusty hand plane in citric acid will remove the rust. Have you tried it, and is this a good approach?
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Changes Underway for Bridge City
Mark Strahler, president of Bridge City Tool Works, updates the Weekly about progress since the company’s acquisition by Harvey Industries last year.
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PROJECT: Wooden Hand Plane
Two days at Minnesota’s North House Folk School turned a blank of wood and steel into a first-rate hand plane.
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Harvey Acquires Bridge City
Harvey, a Chinese tool manufacturing firm, committed to continuing Economaki’s legacy of producing premium-quality hand tools.
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How Do I Prevent Gouging with a Belt Sander?
Is there a way to help me prevent gouging wood when using a belt sander?
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Side-Rabbet Planes and Chamfer Planes
Ernie introduces you to tow unique planes, the side-rabbet plane and the chamfer plane. The side rabbet plane is designed to cut the sides of a groove to fit a wider panel. The chamfer plane straddles the corner of a board to cut a precise chamfer.
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Video: Compass Planes
Learn how to set up and use a compass plane. No other tool available to the small shop can cut as perfect curve.
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VIDEO: Hand Plane Shooting Board Jigs
How to use a shooting board jig to plane edge grain and end grain. Plus, plans for making three of the most useful shooting boards.
