Galoot Image Central Pics from the Porch Home :: Login Album list :: Last uploads :: Last comments :: Most viewed :: Top rated :: My Favorites :: Search Home > User galleries > gstucker > Infill planes - from kits Infill planes - from kits TITLE  +   -  FILE NAME  +   -  DATE  +   -  POSITION  +   -  PICT1259.JPGThumb plane - finished263 viewsA solid performing little planegstucker PICT1260.JPGThumb plane218 viewsThis shows a good view of the 'rolling' chamfer on the top edge of the sides. It starts square at the front, rolling to about 15 degrees at the peak and 30 degrees at the rear.gstucker PICT1263.JPGPartners182 viewsgstucker PICT1230.jpgThumb plane loose assembly313 viewsThe brass bridge was a real mess, so I added the little urn design again as with the chariot plane.gstucker PICT1233.jpgIt's Hammer Time!179 viewsThumb plane assembly on buck blockgstucker PICT1218.jpgChariot plane from Shepherd kit102 viewsI needed to clean up all of the metal parts quite a bit so I took the opportunity to add the double urn design to the brass bridge.gstucker PICT1220.jpgChariot plane116 viewsAbout 4" along the sole. This has proved to be an excellent performer.gstucker PICT1222.jpgChariot plane143 viewsGood view of the mouth.gstucker PICT1229.jpgThumb plane kit parts - from Shepherd243 viewsNext kit on the plate. I've trimmed down and notched the buck block from the chariot plane. The infill stock is on the right. (padauk ?)gstucker PICT1208.jpgSpiers #7122 viewsgstucker PICT1213.jpgSpiers #7 dovetails195 viewsDetail of the compound dovetails. I found the brass sides made this a lot easier.gstucker PICT1214.jpgChariot plane shell150 viewsShell of Shepherd kit chariot plane. They recommend peining with the shell assembled around the infills. I used a buck block instead.gstucker 13 files on 2 page(s) 1 2 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery and JoomBla!