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holtey-a1-jointer-plane-mode A 6 foot long jointer holtey a1 jointer plane mode easily joint pieces feet long. All rights reserved. View a Printable Version Subscribe to this thread. Indeed, Karl Holrey is not the only traditional planemaker working today, but I think that holtey a1 jointer plane mode can safely say that Karl Holtey garnered the attention in woodworking magazines that brought this movement to the attention of discerning woodworkers. It was never my intention to produce this hammer in the four figure price bracket, at the time of taking the project on I had not expect it to exceed even half that.

I have detailed the making of this plane before which is available in my blog. This is a very good all round plane because it is on the larger side for smoothing but also has a good capability for jointing. The plane is an absolute joy to use. A1 Flushing rivets and dovetails. A1 Front detail. Although I decided not to show any workshop images I had to show this one above as it is on the last leg home, though there is still many hours of lapping and flattening to go - it is not practical to surface grind.

The dovetails and rivets are being flushed off in a vertical mill. The picture below left shows the adjuster and blade bed.

Also showing the lever cap retaining spigots and the captive recess in the lever cap. This allows for approximately two complete turns before the lever cap can be removed. This is a great improvement to the original infill planes where the lever caps were permanently captive. Did you make that one?? AHill Honored Veteran. I don't know how small "small" is for you, but a jointer only needs to be 1. A 6 foot long jointer could Bevel Up Jointer Plane 3d Model easily joint pieces feet long.

Edit: This is wrong. I don't know what I was thinking. See subsequent posts. I trued a piece of white oak that was 3 X 5 X inches yesterday. We don't need a plane to be longer than the timber. For very small pieces a smoothing plane in the vise works fine.

Aram Member. And for planing a slight hollow, like for edge jointing, it helps if the plane is shorter than the workpiece. Best, Aram, always learning "Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. A Cooper's Jointer plane was for planing the edges of the barrel Jointer Plane Camber Model staves Usually had two legs attached to the "high" end. They could fold up alongside the plane, for when the Cooper needed to move it about. Legs and plane would make a tripod set up.

When you do find one in the wild There would be a hole through the body, for a bolt to attach the legs with. Legs would have a bevel at the bolt, so when you set the plane up, the legs would splay out a bit. Sometimes, there was a small chain between the legs, to keep them from splaying out too Record No 8 Jointer Plane Mode far. Don Wilwol has such a plane, sitting above the French Doors of his house.

About 6' long MauleSkinner Member. Quote: I don't know how small "small" is for you, but a jointer only needs to be 1. Scroll to Top. View a Printable Version Subscribe to this Stanley Jointer Plane 7 Model thread.

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