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WoW, Chris, those are great.  Good job.  Were they difficult projects?  Where did you get the blades?

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also look at
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click on the Luthier link on the left, then got to the making finger planes page.

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Wow, they are absolutely beautiful!
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I am interested in how you made them.


 
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Those are sweet! I'd also be interested in the "how to" of making a couple of small planes.

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Really cool Chris Thanks for the tutorial!


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Making planes is fun. I made all of the planes I use in my daily work.

Here's one I made when I got into archtops.
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Hey! Great looking tools!  Can I be your friend, too?


Seriously, let us see your tutorial.  Thanks for sharing.


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I definitely think you should post your tutorial! They look they they work very well for you. Nice job!

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There is some good information on making planes in the books by James Krenov. I think it is his second book, "The Fine Art of Cabinetmaking" that goes into detail about it.

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I'd love to see that tutorial and I may have that Krenov book, I'll have to take a look.


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Mark, did you cast the body or were able to find someone who could cast it?
Great planes by the way by all.

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The body is made from pieces of brass plate silver soldered together.

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