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homemade-jointer-plane-difference Mar 27,  · The larger surface contour is to be flattened with a jointer, try, or panel plane. The jack is to shape rough hewn lumber to finer dimension. There is overlap of functionality. I have the Veritas BU jack and their BU jointer – I don’t notice the /4# wt difference in use. I do like the longer plane . Apr 03,  · It seems that you're looking at what appears to be about ½-¾" of difference over the length of the plane. I would think that if you tried to true the sole by planing it down you would affect set up in that the blade may not be able to draw up inside the body and would always remain a . Nov 13,  · I recently had the pleasure of testing the Lie-Nielsen #7 Jointer plane at my local Woodcraft. Although I was intending to purchase the #8, they didn’t have it in the store. I ordered the #8 because I tend to like the feel of the heaver planes. However, I would like to hear opinions from those who have used both the LN #7 and #8 Jointer planes.
Apr 03,  · It seems that you're looking at what appears to be about ½-¾" of difference over the length of the plane. I would think that if you tried to true the sole by planing it down you would affect set up in that the blade may not be able to draw up inside the body and would always remain a . Sep 26,  · Regarding the need to use the jointer after the saw, I confess to having joined boards straight off the saw, providing that constant feed pressure was applied for the complete cut, however, as Bj. has said, the jointer IS the way to go with equipment normally found in the amateurs shop. A Japanese hand plane is also known as a Kanna. The major difference from western planes is the Japanese plane is pulled, not pushed. The plane is made of either Japanese red or white oak, while the blade is a lamination of hard iron to softer iron. I will be making a smoothing plane which is similar to a Stanley no. 4 in its function.

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