LumberJocks Woodworking Forum banner
Cancel

Search Results for ‘moulding plane’

Discussions Showcase Albums Media Media Comments Tags Marketplace

1-15 of 15 Results

Search Tags

alder article arts and crafts ash bandsaw basswood bed bench birch biscuit joiner blade bowl box bubinga cabinet carving carving tool cedar chair cherry chest chisel clamp clock cocobolo cutting board desk dovetail drill press drill-driver dust collection ebony finishing frame furniture greene and greene humor idea inlay jig joining jointer kitchen lathe mahogany maple milling miter saw modern oak padauk pen pine plan plane planer plywood poplar project progress purpleheart question refurbishing resource router rustic sander sanding saw scroll saw scrollworking shaker shaping sharpening shelf shop skill spray gun stool storage table table saw tablesaw tip tool tools toy traditional tray trick turning tutorial veneering video walnut wenge wood woodburning woodworking workbench zebrawood

  1. planes, planes, and more planes

    He last few weeks I've been on sort of a plane rush. It started with moulding planes and has moved extensively to rabbet planes. I have a no.6 hollow and round, a no.16 round, and 4 or 5 rabbet planes. So far all of my planes use blades hacksawed out of old table saw blades. They work quite...
    hollow moulding plane plane planemaking rabbet rabbet plane round

  2. Broken Molding Plane into key holder

    Before you all start collecting scrap so you can roast me alive for desecrating a beautiful tool, the molding plane pictured here was split and has warped at the split beyond repair. It was/is a 1860s-ish Gleave #8 round. There was no bringing it back from the dead, so I cleaned it up, applied...
    beech joining key holder molding plane moulding plane plane refurbishing remake reuse tool traditional

  3. moving fillister plane

    I made this plane from some beautiful quarter sawn cherry with bubinga accents. It works like a champ and I have maybe $50 invested in it. Sure is a lot cheaper then a decent vintage one. Check out my blog to see how I made it, the build process is a bit long to describe here ;). The blade is a...
    bickford bubinga cherry fillister fillitster larry williams moulding plane moving fillister moving fillister plane moving fillitster plane rabbet rabbet plane

  4. 1/4" Hollow and Round Planes

    Hello. This is my first pair of hollow and rounds. These are a pair of number 4's, so they have a 1/4" wide blade and make a circle with a 1/4" radius. -Quarter-sawn hard maple body and wedge -9 3/8" long -3 3/8" high -55 degree bed angle with a 12 degree wedge -finished with linseed oil -1/8"...
    hollow and round maple moulding plane o1 tool steel plane

  5. Pair of moulding planes

    Here's a pair of hollows and rounds I made. The body's are laminated in the same way that I made my moving fillister in. 3/8 radius on the planes. Blades are made from Lie-Nielsen tapered iron blanks, and the stock is made from quartersawn cherry. Last pic is the first moulding I made from them...
    cherry hollow hollows laminated molding molding plane moulding plane plane round rounds shaping traditional

  6. Moulding Planes

    I watched Tod Herrli's video on making moulding planes, and thought I would give it a shot. I didn't want it to look like any old plane so I did some searching. I found this web site (http://thomasguild.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-medieval-toolchest-plane-part-5.html) an tried as best as a could to...
    moulding plane shop made tool

  7. 20" Jointer Plane

    Hello. This is my latest hand plane. Its a 20" jointer made with maple and walnut wedge and 2" blade. I designed the body with an exagerated "hook" on the front so if I do any face planing I have a good place to push with my hand. The plane body is finished with a few coats of danish oil and a...
    maple plane walnut
  8. Blogs
    The Journey Begins stefang offered a challenge the other day for us to create a blog on hand tool use. That was good timing, because it's been on my mind for some time now. This will be a series in several parts-I don't yet know how many. If you are lucky, I will have the sense to know when to...
    accident breast drill chisel friends hand plane hand tools japanese hand saw millers falls moulding plane plane planes repair restoration sharpening stanley tool use vintage vintage tool wooden plane wooden planes
  9. Blogs
    Know your wood #1-Cherry Most people only talk about grain at the most superficial level of how it looks. We woodworkers enter the fibres. We tease the cells apart with the chisel's edge and search for weaknesses and strengths in the species. We want to know these intimate details so we can...
    advanced woodworking courses american red-oak bathroom cabinets beech beech tree beech trees beech woods beechwood bench planes black cherry black walnut bookshelves cambium casings celebrated success chisel chisels coarse texture colour change common oak copper beech country cousin craftsman craftsmen cutting boards cutting edge dark honey dark honey colour deep honey distinct periods distinct rings distinctive leaf dripline edge tools europe asia european hardwoods even grain exotic woods extreme duress fibres five continents fruitwood full-grown oaks furniture wax furniture wood great ships hammers hand tool hand tool school hardwoods hazel nuts heartwood inner beauty know your wood large pores lathe leaf colour leaf shape light reddish brown lumber companies machinists mallet manorial manorial homes maple woods marking gauge massive size medullary rays millennia moulding moulding plane noticeable difference oak oak leaves oak trees open pores outdoor furniture panelled walls paul sellers penrhyn castle personal insights pink blush pit props pith plane wood planes prunus prunus serotina quartersawn oak resistant qualities rolling pin sapwood saws screw-stem plough shellac silver grey smaller pores spatulas spokeshaves stability stable superficial level tannic acid temperate zones timber framed buildings tool handle tree trunk unaided eye unassuming manner waterborne wax polish weather changes wooden planes woodland floor woodworking courses woodworking enthusiasts workability
  10. Blogs
    Strongest mitre for picture frame - How I made it Moulding the stock Following up from the video film on the strength of these mitres. These are the steps I took to make this picture-frame moulded and inlaid stock and the frame itself. It's dead straight forward using a pair of wooden T&G...
    idea inlay mahogany miter mitre moulding plane paul sellers pine tongue and groove
  11. Blogs
    Hollow and Round Moulding Plane Build After the frustration of eBay, Etsy and tool dealers, I decided to experiment with making my own hollow and round moulding (OK, I'm American but I like the Brit spelling better) planes. Some of you will think I'm a heretic for this, but I made pairs of #6...
    molding plane moulding plane tutorial
  12. Blogs
    How to Clean & Oil Your Antique Molding Planes By Joshua Farnsworth (Writer at WoodAndShop.com) In my above video I show how I clean and oil my antique molding planes. Of course, this method can apply to any wooden hand planes. My friend was kind enough to give me about 65 antique molding...
    boiled linseed oil idea molding plane molding planes moulding plane oil preservation restoration restore roy underhill skill tip trick tutorial video
  13. Hand Tools
    I am currently in the process of researching the design and construction of moulding planes and other wooden joinery planes. I thought this would be a good topic to pass around LJs. I think I will first start by making a list of good links to sites on the topic of wooden moulding/joinery...
    hollow and round joinery plane moulding plane question resource wooden hand planes
  14. Wood & Lumber
    Can someone explain the grading system for wood to me or direct me to a link that explains. I'm confused as usual. This is an example from a local mill. Dakota Premium Hardwoods' Hardwood Lumber products are listed below. If for any reason you do not see what you are looking for, please let...
    cherry question
  15. Wood & Lumber
    Does anybody know where I can get quarter sawn beech billets for making moulding planes?
    beech billet moulding moulding plane plane wooden plane
1-15 of 15 Results
Top