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Lyn - is there an ETA on the new plane study?

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Lyn - is there an ETA on the new plane study?

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Lyn - is there an ETA on the new plane study?

Tim of San Leandro

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Tim of San Leandro

>I guess I shouldn't have mishit the post button...

I was looking up Mujingfang planes....and was quite engrossed in that discussion that came up back in early May....I'm doomed to have to try a few of the Mujingfang polishing planes.

I've been emailing with Steve Knight and have several of his planes on order.... : ). I really like the fine adjustment available on woodies - a few taps with the hammer and you can adjust finer than the bailey adjuster on old Stanley's and finer than I can with the Norris style on Veritas planes.

another question....so has anyone actually found the Japanwoodworker Mujingfang plane to be as good as Lyn's version?

Tim

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Gary Miller

>I've had the JapanWoodworker Mufung(sp) smoother since Lyn suggested a year ago(?) that it might be like his test plane. I have been very pleased with it's performance. Only takes a very fine shaving before it clogs--but for a high angle smoother--that's OK for me.

Quite inexpensive. I also bought the "medium" smoother, since I like the large one so much.

gary

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Don Thompson, Cutler Ridge, South of Miami FL

>I believe that a question and a plane came up (no, I don't know which one) that Lyn felt required going back and obtaining more data. This has held things up, but that planing is almost done and he has already been working on the writeup, so I think that it isn't too far off before he will have it out.

(I am impatient to see it!)

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