30% off all planes

On Mar 12, 12:29 pm, Steve knight <[email protected]> wrote:
> been a long time and this may be the last sale. 30 % off all my
> planes. the price includes shipping. brass screwcaps are 25.00 extra
> and my regular woods are padouk ipe purpleheart and shedua. other
> woods like cocobolo and such are extra and the cost depends on the
> plane.
> Knight-Toolworkshttp://www.knight-toolworks.com
> affordable handmade wooden planes


I'm looking at the smoothing planes. I'm curious if anyone has
perspective on the difference between the coffin smoother and the
finish smoother.

todd

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>I'm looking at the smoothing planes. I'm curious if anyone has
>perspective on the difference between the coffin smoother and the
>finish smoother.
>
the coffin is good for pushing and doing large surfaces for longer
periods of time. the finish plane lets you hold the plane in different
ways push or pull one handed and such.

Tom B <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> I have only the coffin smoother and it is a joy to work with, after
> you beat it into adjustment (just kidding, I hit all my pretty tools
> with big hammers).
>
>>I'm looking at the smoothing planes. I'm curious if anyone has
>>perspective on the difference between the coffin smoother and the
>>finish smoother.
>>
>>todd
>

The hammer you want to use is from Chester Toolworks. It's a sweet little
gem, brass & lignum, and lightweight. Steve sells them.

I sure miss having the time to do the finer things. Gotta finish that
darned kitchen!

Patriarch,
owner of a couple of Steve's beauties...

Got one and use it. It is sweet.

Just that a 'beginner' finds it strange to beat on fine tools, even
with fine tools.

A kitchen's just for food. Work on the important stuff!

Regards.

Tom
Owns one, ordering a second...


>The hammer you want to use is from Chester Toolworks. It's a sweet little
>gem, brass & lignum, and lightweight. Steve sells them.
>
>I sure miss having the time to do the finer things. Gotta finish that
>darned kitchen!
>
>Patriarch,
>owner of a couple of Steve's beauties...

I have only the coffin smoother and it is a joy to work with, after
you beat it into adjustment (just kidding, I hit all my pretty tools
with big hammers).

>I'm looking at the smoothing planes. I'm curious if anyone has
>perspective on the difference between the coffin smoother and the
>finish smoother.
>
>todd