I did fore planing three boards with Veritas Scrub & BUS (tooth blade)
The tooth blade for Veritas Bevel-up Smoother is very good at Knots or difficult grains.
and I did smoothing and dimensioning with japanese plane.
For joint faces, I trimmed edges with stanley #7 and jointer fence.
without spline, I just glued up boards.
and, I strengthened joint with ” Tapered sliding dovetail ” beneath the boards.
( I will show you later. )
see you again :)
-- Falling in love with wood... J. Park , South Korea
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Matthew Archibald
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#1 posted 1523 days ago
cooliE! good work!
cylis007
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#2 posted 1523 days ago
It looks like you are off to a great start. I look forward to following your progress. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
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kiwi1969
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#3 posted 1523 days ago
Thats a very smooth piece. did you buy the planes in korea?
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Jaeyoel Park
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#4 posted 1522 days ago
Oh, kiwi :)
I bought all by online shopping.
The vintage stanley planes are from ebay,
The Veritas things are from lee-valley.com ,
and I could buy the Japanese planes and chisels from the online shop in KOREA.
-- Falling in love with wood... J. Park , South Korea
Betsy
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#5 posted 1522 days ago
off to a great start. Looking forward to more progress posts.
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