I made this plane some years ago for a long forgotten project but used it this week to smooth the rockers on a chair I am making. The plane worked as designed to form both the inner and outer edge radius. The design is loosely taken from the Stanley #20. The sole is from a handsaw, the blade and cap iron from a hanger queen and the rest from scraps.
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Thanks Eaglewood! We've added your Circular Plane to our Planes category,
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wb8nbs (Dec 21, 2018)
"hanger queen" meaning an aircraft that sits forlorn in a hanger ?
Yes, as I rejuvenate old planes as well as make new ones I have many parts from planes that I can’t save but they have to be baaaaad. I just saved a Stanley 10 1/2 by having a new sole and adjustable trout cast for it so sometimes I get carried away��
That compass plane looks superb and I would bet it works very well too.
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