I notice that Associate Editor Matthew Kenney’s grooving planes do not have scoring spurs. With no experience with such planes, I am wondering if this would be a problem in creating clean shoulders, since rabbet planes do have spurs. Can anyone provide information on this?
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Paige,
The spurs are typically only used when working across the grain of a panel, i.e. dadoing. Ploughing with the grain, spurs are unnecessary.
Ray
Thanks, Ray.
Paige
You are welcome, Paige.
Ray
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