Woodworking Newsletter Vol. 2, Issue 1 September 2007
	Collecting Molding Planes     Beginning the cut. With the fence pressed firmly against the work, the plane is held at the required spring angle.         Partway through. Notice how the shaving becomes much wider as the profile takes shape.         Final finishing cuts. The blade removes fine shavings as it skims the high points  of the molding. Once the depth stop makes contact, the plane will  stop cutting. This  molding is a small Grecian ogee  with a bevel.        Go to Page:   1   2   3   4   5      Other Articles from this Issue   Using Splined Miters in Frame-and-Panel Construction   Return to Newsletter Home   What's New in Woodworking   Squirrel-Tail Palm Planes Painter's Pyramid™ Weather-Resistant Tool Bags Wood Magnet™   What's New in Hardware   Trash Bag Holder Beaded Hardware Pewter Hardware	News & Events         Recent Catalog Mailings Upcoming Trade Shows Lee Valley Seminars         Features         Subscriber Services       Subscribe Privacy Policy Newsletter Archive