This hand plane has participated in over 1000 linear feet of rough sawn lumber in my woodshop. Not an expensive plane in this case but over 20 hours was spent sanding the machine marks from the sole and frog opening.. filing the mouth to almost exact tolerances.. etc. etc. I have been designing and building large carcass furniture pieces since I got home from Vietnam in 1969..
07 Apr 05:22
flipd1
Let me be the first of hopefully many to give you a 10. Very original content. Great process. I think you are a very quick learner. Good detail and tone
07 Apr 05:32
nicolle
Incredible details. The wood shavings look great
07 Apr 08:10
mirkkis74
The wood look good! Well processed.
07 Apr 10:45
rrr
Excellent shot, crystal clear and well composed
07 Apr 11:58
ThomasHack
Sharp and clean! 10!
07 Apr 12:25
digicam
Good as it gets! FaveD! I was in Country '69-'70. I must have been your replacement.
07 Apr 12:30
bjosted
Great shot, good details
07 Apr 13:14
pandarino
only perfect, nice
07 Apr 14:59
Randall.Lohr
Fantastic detail, especially using a P&S. great process as well!
07 Apr 15:13
inkslinger
Its all been said johnt, great post its got to be a 10.....
07 Apr 20:09
mitch19
Excellent John.....details are super, I like the shavings either side, well set up. Wow 1969 year I was born
07 Apr 20:48
_banned_user_
A very good image, composition could be improved by angling the one board moving the changing the angle of the plane and moving a few shaving to the upper quadrant of the image.
07 Apr 23:18
johnt
From a photogenic pov.. I agree Spirit but this shot is au natural. I stopped the plane in the middle of a pass and got my camera and shot. Angling the plane is called skewing. The more you angle the lighter the cut. Shavings are normally never before the
08 Apr 00:01
flipd1
SOOOOOOO CLOSE! Congrats on a 2nd place. Great job
08 Apr 00:05
vendenis
Great work
08 Apr 14:05
rcuello
I have been absent, so I'm late to rate this photo, so sorry, and it deserved the top spot.
Great job.
This hand plane has participated in over 1000 linear feet of rough sawn lumber in my woodshop. Not an expensive plane in this case but over 20 hours was spent sanding the machine marks from the sole and frog opening.. filing the mouth to almost exact tolerances.. etc. etc. I have been designing and building large carcass furniture pieces since I got home from Vietnam in 1969..
Let me be the first of hopefully many to give you a 10. Very original content. Great process. I think you are a very quick learner. Good detail and tone
Incredible details. The wood shavings look great
The wood look good! Well processed.
Excellent shot, crystal clear and well composed
Sharp and clean! 10!
Good as it gets! FaveD! I was in Country '69-'70. I must have been your replacement.
Great shot, good details
only perfect, nice
Fantastic detail, especially using a P&S. great process as well!
Its all been said johnt, great post its got to be a 10.....
Excellent John.....details are super, I like the shavings either side, well set up. Wow 1969 year I was born
A very good image, composition could be improved by angling the one board moving the changing the angle of the plane and moving a few shaving to the upper quadrant of the image.
From a photogenic pov.. I agree Spirit but this shot is au natural. I stopped the plane in the middle of a pass and got my camera and shot. Angling the plane is called skewing. The more you angle the lighter the cut. Shavings are normally never before the
SOOOOOOO CLOSE! Congrats on a 2nd place. Great job
Great work
I have been absent, so I'm late to rate this photo, so sorry, and it deserved the top spot. Great job.
Wonderful!