Morbius_Of_Oz

I love Taunton's books, and am in the process of setting up a new workshop. I'd love a copy of this book!

I have the WoodRiver low-angle block plane and love it. I have had it for about two weeks now and have used it nearly every second day. It is a pleasure to use and (with the blade properly sharpened) produces the finest shavings that I have ever seen. The quality of the plane that I received is exceptional. I will definitely be picking up more WoodRiver planes to use in future.

If I purchase a new car that I know does not have airbags and am hurt in an accident, does that mean that I am able to sue the manufacturer for not having provided them, even though I knew it did not have airbags and deliberately purchased that car?

That's how I see the results of this case equating to.

To me, that's nuts!

I love the LN quality - their design and execution. If anything, LN might like to consider that there is a market for a less expensive version of their tools. A US manufactured, less expensive LN product would blow WR out of the water, and provide American jobs. As an Australian outsider - that would make sense to me.

I am a military woodworker and we were just on our forums discussing how useful this device will be in the workshop - portable, sealed unit (no dust) and big enough to read a plan off, or a cutting list. All I have to do is figure out the best way to suspend it in my workshop :)
So I rekon this thing will be good for us splinter factory owner/operators :)