
HTT028 – Just Questions
On today’s show, I discuss planing the edges of thin stock, dado planes, replacing the blade and chipbreaker in a transitional plane, woods, glues and finishes for outdoor projects, and dealing with wood movement woes.
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Listener Questions
- Rowland wants to know how to plane the edges of long thin stock and keep them square.
- Hugo wants to know about dado planes.
- Ben needs to replace the iron in a transitional plane.
- Matt needs some advice about building an outdoor bench.
- Dave & Scott have some questions about wood movement that are causing them grief.
Main Topic
No main topic today, just listener questions.
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Tag:Glues, Hand Planes, Hand Planing, Wood
2 Comments
Thank you for that episode. As usually, well explained! Could you talk a bit about miter saws (hand tool naturally)? What do you use to cut quickly 2X4 or other dimensions at different degrees ? For now , I am not using my Dewalt, it takes me a lot of time to make sure that the angle is good (using a hand plane etc to make them precise (not accurate!)).
Cheers and thank you
Correction : “if I am not using my Dewalt, it takes me a lot of time…”
Sorry…