Restore a hand plane getting all that rust and gunk off.
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Dave
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#1 posted 337 days ago
Charles a great video. You have done real nice job on the plane. I hope to see more.
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bandit571
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#2 posted 337 days ago
Looks good! Maybe you would like to check out a couple of my Re-furbs? latest one is a blog of mine.
Do you have a drill press? One item to use in that drill press would be a small wire cup brush. Brass wire ones are great for this work. I have a 1” diameter cup that can go about anywhere on a plane part, including frogs.
Safer way to clean bolts? Chuck the bolt into your cordless drill. Spin the part while holding a 3m adbrasive pad against the part. Usually use the “Purple” ones, the green ones are too aggressive.
Plane looks good!
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A Slice of Wood Workshop
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#3 posted 337 days ago
Thanks for the comments guys. @bandit- I do have a drill press and will have to check out the wire cups. Thanks for the tips.
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James Lango
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#4 posted 323 days ago
good video! Informative!
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