Today, I was building a window sill for my house, the window was a bit bowed so I needed to remove some wood in the middle to make it fit. I kept thinking how am I going to do this without screwing up. Should I sand it, cut it, or what? what a pain. I was looking through my bench drawers looking for that ever elusive pencil, you know the one that can move on its own. As I was searching, I pulled open the drawer with my hand planes. I love hand planes, but I never remeber I have them. I grabbed my block plane and started shaving off the middle of the sill until it fit perfectly. The block plane is a very cool tool, I am going to tune mine up and use it more, that is my new years resolution. If you don’t have one then you are missing out on a wonderful tool.
-- I was going for that distressed look

















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WayneC
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#1 posted 1214 days ago
You will have to post some before and after photos….
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randyb
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#2 posted 1214 days ago
when its all finished I will. What is you favorite hand plane?
-- I was going for that distressed look
Alonso
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#3 posted 1214 days ago
Mine is the 60 1/2 and 220… I love those little fellas….
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WayneC
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#4 posted 1214 days ago
LoL. I have lots of favorites.
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randyb
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#5 posted 1214 days ago
I want more
-- I was going for that distressed look
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