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934 days ago |
One of the early tool purchase decisions that I made when setting up my woodworking shop was to purchase some really top traditional wood planes. I was directed to the HTN Gordon web site.
I then met Terry Gordon at the annual woodworking show in Melbourne. He kindly took the time to answer a bunch of my ‘novice-questions’ without making me feel foolish. I purchased four of his basic planes at the show and subsequently, have acquired four more. Unlike some of my other early tool purchasing decisions, I haven’t regretted buying these for a moment. They are particularly suitable for planing difficult curly Australian eucalyptus species. (It’s been said that there is no greater test of a plane’s quality.) The plane irons are extra thick thus absolutely chatter-free. They sit in the plane at an amazing 60 degree angle. You will have to read his reasons for this on his web site. So if you are looking for some really great hand planes, visit Terry’s web sit. Oh, and if you are wondering, I’m simply a satisfied customer. I have absolutely no affiliation with HTN Gordon, nor is he even aware of this blog entry. -- CanuckDon "I just love small wooden boxes!" http://www.hilsbiblechurch.org/ |
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