How to Use a Jack Plane : Setting Up the Sole of a Jack Plane
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@ temple, the flatness of the table saw surface will suffer, Do this long enough and you'll create an iron bowl.
Aleksh59 10 months ago
Jk u suck
tinyteske 1 year ago
Thanx
tinyteske 1 year ago
How about putting grinding compound on the table saw surface and use that for grinding? :>)
temple26797 2 years ago
Yes, I guess you're right, I'm a long way from perfection with my woodwork, so I'm always keen to improve my technique.
ByrneMatthew 2 years ago
I may well do just that.
I am not saying you won't get satisfactory results, but you won't get a perfectly flat plane sole because of the fact that the abrasive invariably cuts more at the perimeter of the sole than at the center.
as I say, perfection is only achievable using a surface plate and a engineer's scraper, but do we really need perfection ?
satisfactory is probably good enough most of the time ...
murrmac 2 years ago
I've had good results using this technique.
@murrmac If the process is taking too long then use a coarse grit paper. Also, it would be fascinating to see a video of your method - if you do get round to posting a video, please message me.
Matt
ByrneMatthew 2 years ago
this is all very well in theory but in practice it doesn't work.
firstly, it takes forever, and secondly you don't actually get a truly flat sole doing it this way, no matter how flat the surface is umnderneath the sandper, the sole always ends up being very slightly convex.
the only way to get a plane sole absolutely true is by using a surface plate, marking blue, and an engineer's scraper, (preferably tungsten carbide ),
it is quite a skilled operation but not impossibly so ...
murrmac 2 years ago