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Thread: Steve Voigt Planes

  1. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by Eric Rathhaus View Post
    Ken, Did you check out his sharpening box?

    Eric,

    No, but I just did. You have to give the guy credit for thinking outside the box. Would it work? My guess is it would but is a little fiddly. Would I use it? Not likely.

    ken

  2. #17
    "thinking outside the box" no pun intended. It does seem fiddly, but I wonder if that's because he's using such a different concept. He's not very good on video and it doesn't;t help him sell the item.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin Adams View Post
    I have one of Steve’s trying planes (and a smoother) and it is just top shelf, perfectly executed and works a treat. His planes are highly recommended.

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    Kevin
    +1. Getting one of Steve's Jack planes was an eye opening experience that was big factor in moving more towards wooden planes. Great example of how much little details matter - the fit of wedge, bed, blade and mouth that produce full width shavings that shoot straight out of the plane are something I can't do. +1 for "highly recommended".

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