Galoot Image Central Pics from the Porch Home :: Login Album list :: Last uploads :: Last comments :: Most viewed :: Top rated :: My Favorites :: Search Search results - "smoother" 01-GroupPicture-1.jpgGroup picture122 viewsLeft to right, top to bottom: Coulaux coopering plane, ECE block plane, Stanley 220, English Infill Smoother, Record 043 plough plane, P.A. Gladwin & C Dado plane, English Infill Shoulder plane, English turnscrew, Charles Taylor cleaver saltchuck 06-InfillSmoother-1.jpgInfill Smoother, side view81 viewsSteel shell, rosewood infill, Ward iron. Purchased from Gerry Dawson in Lyme Regis, Englandsaltchuck 07-InfillSmoother-2.jpgInfill Smoother, front view76 viewsSteel shell, rosewood infill, Ward ironsaltchuck SJBTC_smoother_with_shavings.jpgFinished with shavings129 viewsjerkinsj 100_4773.JPGGalootaclaus 201280 viewspair of craftsman smoothers, #3 and #4 size, pair of drawbore pins, and two turning blanks.dlarue little_coffin_smoother.jpglittle coffin smoother161 viewsI had to make the blade and wedge, I found the body in a box of smalls...roy griggs Img_0740-crop.JPGGalootaclaus, 2010 104 views2010's Galootaclaus gifts from Zach Dillinger. Some cocobolo, lignum vitae, beeswax, a Vixeen rasp and a minty Miller's Falls #8 smoother.neanderman Img_0735-crop.jpgMiller's Falls #842 viewsA really, really sweet #8 smoother. My favorite size, they just fit my hands nicely. Anxious to take this one for a spin.neanderman P6090133_s.jpgFroe Whacker completed162 viewsFroe Whacker after chiseling down for a handle and spokeshaved a bit for a smoother gripdpearce _MG_4231.jpgHeel, European Style Horned Smoother124 viewsfrom a European style horned smoother found in Pennsylvania. ID for plane is needed for local historical society.Gary Roberts _MG_4285.jpgPeugeot Freres single lion blade117 viewsfrom a European style horned smoother found in Pennsylvania. ID for plane is needed for local historical society.Gary Roberts MF_14_Frog_Face_Truing_6.JPGFrog Face Trued and Mounted75 viewsThis is what the frog face looks like now that it's been trued up completely. Unlike some of the other commonly accepted measures for tuning up a plane, I think this one is absolutely essential. A flat face having no high or low spots provides as solid a foundation for the cutting iron as you can get. This is a very common cause of chatter, so this step is well worth the effort for me. Depth adjustment also seems to be much smoother, but that may just be in my head.Chuck Myers 23 files on 2 page(s) 1 2 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery and JoomBla!