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IWF Alert: WoodRiver planes, take three
3 commentsWhen they first came out, WoodRiver planes had a few problems. But Woodcraft, the company behind them, has made an effort to improve the manufacturing process. We'll have a review of them soon.
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New Plane from Bridge City Tool Works
4 commentsInspired by the lightwieght, high-strength components found in helicopters, Bridge City Tool Works has made a work of art that planes wood.
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How do you hang a handsaw?
2 commentsI built my tool cabinet with the intention of hanging saws in the doors. Now, many years after finishing the cabinet, I've finally hung my saws. Take a look at how I've done it.
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New Hand Tools: Happy Holidays to Me
11 commentsCutting joints by hand requires a new tool kit.
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Shop made grooving planes
49 commentsI don't like grooving small drawer and tray parts at the router table or tablesaw. So I made a pair of small grooving planes to do it instead.
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Just Plane Porn: A Calendar to Drool Over
A 2010 calender featuring vintage hand planes shows American ingenuity at its finest.
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Salt Lake City Plane Maker Creates Line of Infill Smoothers
3 commentsGabardi & Son is hand-crafting planes to last generations
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Who Begot Who? Comparing Planes from Lie-Nielsen, Wood River and Stanley
81 commentsA look at the similarities and differences of three closely related planes
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