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Close the Throat of a Plane by Shimming the Blade
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 Open throat planes and spokeshaves, like a scrub plane, are designed for the quick removal of thick shavings. Unfortunately, no meal comes free and the price for this quick work is an undulated and often distorted surface. You see, If the throat of the plane is large, it will leave behind a trail of course and often torn fibers. In order to produce a smoother surface, one needs to make […]The post Close the Throat of a Plane by Shimming the Blade appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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