Hi. Just wondering if anyone has any expiriance with this tool. How is
it a "handed" tool ? All 14 of my other planes make no distinction of this
feature. I'm interested but at the same time questioning. Which way does the
"horn" lean for a southpaw ? Which hand holds the horn to begin with ?
Again, I'm interested but also confused...
On Jan 11, 7:33=A0pm, "Brian" <[email protected]> wrote:
> =A0 =A0 Hi. Just wondering if anyone has any expiriance with this tool. Ho=
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> it a "handed" tool ? All 14 of my other planes make no distinction of this=
> feature. I'm interested but at the same time questioning. Which way does t=
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> "horn" lean for a southpaw ? Which hand holds the horn to begin with ?
> Again, I'm interested but also confused...
http://www.toolsforworkingwood.com/Merchant/merchant.mvc?Screen=3DPROD&Store=
_Code=3Dtoolshop&Product_Code=3DEE-535PM.XX&Category_Code=3DTPPR
Tools for Working Wood sells the ECE Primus Reform Smooth Plane in
both a right and left hand version. As already stated, the horn leans
a different direction.
On Jan 11, 8:33 pm, "Brian" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi. Just wondering if anyone has any expiriance with this tool. How is
> it a "handed" tool ? All 14 of my other planes make no distinction of this
> feature. I'm interested but at the same time questioning. Which way does the
> "horn" lean for a southpaw ? Which hand holds the horn to begin with ?
> Again, I'm interested but also confused...
Is this one of the "horned" models? That is, the front handle is
shaped like a horn. If it is, those horns can be slanted--by ECE--in
either direciton and might be the rationale behind calling it "handed"
in one direction or another.