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Well, at least this one is very different from the other spokeshave that have been recently emptying my wallet:
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A Stanley #68 Rabbet Spokeshave.
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Lucky for me it made it through the mail. The seller wrapped it in bubble wrap and put it in a Priority Mail envelope. It was hanging half way out of the envelope when it got here.
It needs a bit more blade work, but will be good for use in some tight places and may be good for trimming tenons. We shall see.
jtk
Never thought of using a spokeshave for trimming tenons, but then again I have never heard of a rabbet spokeshave. I believe you are reaching beyond the "dipping my toes into the pond" stage when it comes to spokeshaves Jim. I'd like to see it in action on a rabbet just so I can say "I saw that before".
I've never seen one of those before. Do you have one that makes curved muntins for fancy window sash? They have two cutters for going either direction.
Oh my, another thing for which to keep my eyes open.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom M King
jtk
Those have puzzled me. They're billed as spokeshaves, but the sole is so long front to back that the tool could be a plane, if shaped differently. I'll be interested to hear how you find it working/what it's good for.
Jim, have you acquired a Stanley No. 67 "universal" spokeshave yet? That's got rabbeting capability, too, with a shorter sole:
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More info: http://peterrobinson.galootcentral.c...anley-67-shave
Don't feed him Tom. I believe the illness already has him.
Jim, I can play along. This is another unusual spokeshave - a Preston moulding shave ...
https://i.postimg.cc/pLq3PLRc/Preston1.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/CK5X5pKh/Preston2.jpg
A quick few strokes ...
https://i.postimg.cc/qvk9f3VC/Preston4.jpg
Regards from Perth
Derek
Sadly there haven't been any Preston tools crossing my path.
The Pacific Northwest seems to be the last part of the North American continent where old tools go to rust.
jtk
None of those have shown up in my rust hunting travels of yet.Quote:
Jim, have you acquired a Stanley No. 67 "universal" spokeshave yet? That's got rabbeting capability, too, with a shorter sole:
jtk
I had a nice wooden spokeshave but hurricane Harvey visited my shop. You keep talking about them and now I will have to look for one.
I have a metal one.
The low angle attack of the wooden shaves is really nice. Though they do not seem to have the reassuring strength of the metal shaves.
jtk
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Been a good boy...these are all I have...