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Oct 12,  · a jointer plane a bit and a cambered iron’s geometry does not favor this technique. However in flattening boards a camber may serve your preferences by taking a narrower, deeper cut and reducing surface “steps” which need removal out later. May 28,  · Your question is a can of worms — just search some of the Internet forums to get a clear picture of the debate. Here’s how I sharpen the planes: Smoothing plane: Just a slight camber to keep the corners from digging in. Jointer plane: A little stronger camber so that I can use that to correct edges that are out of square. If you have a plane with a heavier camber like a scrub or fore plane you can quickly level the edge and then hit it with your jointer too. I am a firm believer in learning to do things multiple ways so you have another trick up your sleeve. What if you are squaring an edge on a shorter board and it doesn’t make sense to use a long jointer?
May 28,  · Your question is a can of worms — just search some of the Internet forums to get a clear picture of the debate. Here’s how I sharpen the planes: Smoothing plane: Just a slight camber to keep the corners from digging in. Jointer plane: A little stronger camber so that I can use that to correct edges that are out of square. Mar 16,  · The jointer plane, on the other hand, while resembling the try plane in appearance and length, is actually a joinery plane, not a surfacing plane like the try plane. It’s purpose is to straighten boards’ edges and especially to “make them join together” in an . Oct 12,  · a jointer plane a bit and a cambered iron’s geometry does not favor this technique. However in flattening boards a camber may serve your preferences by taking a narrower, deeper cut and reducing surface “steps” which need removal out later.

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