Small Router PLane?

Re: Router Table... *LINK*

paul womack

>bad pun, by Frank Sronce...

BugBear


router table

St.James Bay Tool co

Jack Guzman from Maine

>This guy sells a casting for a mini version of the 71.You make the handles and clean up the casting,add screws etc.I made one and it makes a real cute tool.It's called the ANDY plane.---Jack

Re: Small Router PLane?

Jerry Nicholson

>Popular Woodworking for August 2005 has an article entitled "$5 Router Plane". This has a simple wooden base and uses an allen wrench for a cutter. The only complicated part is shaping a hole in a thumbscrew to hold the cutter.

Jerry

Re: Router Table...

Wendell @ Murphy, TX

>Anybody know if the router plane with wooden knobs between the #271 look-a-likes in the lower right corner of the picture is the "ANDY" router plane available from St. James Bay. I always wondered about the scale of the SJB router planes compared to a #271.

Wendell

Re: St.James Bay Tool co

Tony - Memphis

>Well, I had tried their site this morning thinking I had seen something like that there before, but I never did get in. It works now though. That looks like a neat little plane. I just sent them an email inquiring how much and how to order.

Thanks,

Tony

Re: Small Router PLane?

Tony - Memphis

>I'm pretty sure I have that issue at home. I'll be sure to look that up. Might be a fun project with some small scrap of something really nice.

Tony

Re: Router Table...

Jack Guzman from Maine

>It looks like it. The size is right.---Jack

Re: Pop Wood #123 by Alf

paul womack

>Pic 1

Pic2

BugBear

Re: Andy plane by the great Brian Buckner

paul womack

>(Top of page)

This was one of Brian's early tools. By HIS current standards this is crude work (see rest of site :-)

BugBear

Re: Pop Wood #123 by Alf

Alice Frampton, UK

>Yep, that was an earlier design than the one Jerry means I think. Works very well though.

Cheers, Alf