Veritas bullnose plane

Re: Veritas bullnose plane

Rob Lee

>Hi Dave -

It'd have to be a different plane... the body and nose are ground together...

'Sides, the slate's full for awhile - the next 6-8 planes are set.

Cheers -

Rob

Re: Veritas bullnose plane

Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.

>And what would those planes be? Would you, or someone you know, have inside information to share with us? :-)

If that's not too nosy of asking...

DC, aka Curious George

Getting into plane withdrawal, haven't bought a plane in a couple months now :-D

Drive!By!!

bill tindal, E.TN

>"The next 8 planes are set"............ That will provide fodder for this crowd till spring.

Re: Drive!By!!

Ernie Miller

>That is not a real drive by for it to be a drive by there would have to be a partial picture why he is talking about somthing else. Just to say his slate is full means his emplowees have been working overtime

Re: Veritas bullnose plane

mikew

>Hey Dave--how's it going?

Well, the bullnose isn't really meant for tenons I suspect--at least I never could use one. Yep, a longer nose would make it work and I do like the size of my Preston. Feels good in the hand. But...for tenon cheeks I don't even like using wide shoulder planes, either.

The bullnose does come out occassionaly for stopped rebates. For cleaning them up after popping out a piece with a chisel for the nose to land, and then removing the nose, they do work nice if one can control them.

When I have used a plane, I found the rabbet block of LN's nice as it is wider than most large shoulder planes and it is very ergonomic in use.

Take care, Mike

It fill's out the set

Jim in Burlington On

>It's rare to find work for that plane. It get's more use in chisel plane mode.

Re: Drive!By!!

Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX

>Spoken by one who doesn't consider management to be real work?

Pam

Re: 6 - 8!

Jay St. Peter

>Ughhh, just when I thought I was starting to catch up.

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Dean Lapinel

>Whoa I missed that one Pam. Good catch!

Re: Veritas bullnose plane

Rob Lee

>Well Denis -

I can tell you that you won't have to save up for the next one...just priced it yesterday....

$29 US (intro price only - I think that makes it $32 Cdn...)...

The main problem now - is getting enough made before we actually release it...

The second one will be the LH edge plane...

After that....well.... we'll just have to see.

Cheers -

Rob

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Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.

>You like teasing, eh? :-)

$32... can't be bery big now...

Sure you don't have any pictures lying around? ;-)

DC

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Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native, Presently Away

>Sure he has pics Denis, but Rob is just giggling over the fact that he knows Chico is bouncing off of the walls trying to fiqure out what it is. ;~)

Todd O.

Re: Veritas bullnose plane

Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.

>Actually, Chico had been bugging Rob to get the LH edge plane, so he should be happy... :-)

DC

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Ernie Miller

>Got me there. You have to consider the atmospere I have spent alot of my life. working for engineers who have been placed in a management position just because. If you want to know what I really think you would have to e-mail me.

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Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX

>Oh, I understand. Likewise, some non and/or bad engineer was always getting promoted to be my boss. :)

Pam

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Ernie Miller

>Around here it is called screw up and move up. waist 10-20 mil and you can be a director.

Re: Veritas bullnose plane

paul womack

>It'd have to be a different plane... the body and nose are ground together...

Anyone mentioned the Record/Clifton #311 yet?

BugBear

:)

Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX

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Speaking of 3110's

Joe Rogers, Northern Virginia

>I like mine just fine. It's versitile and fits between my LV med. and my L-N large.JR