Rob Cosman's Drawer Bottom Plane Woodriver

Rob Cosman's Drawer Bottom Plane WoodriverWhen I was making custom furniture I made and used my own planes to cut drawer bottom grooves. The plane was easier and more precise than using a machine. When I started teaching I made a few planes for my students and when I featured it on my drawer making DVD I began to get a lot of requests for them. Now you can have one too. This plane cuts a 1 4" groove 3 8" up from the reference edge and 1 4" deep. The body is made from Birch or Maple The blade

An O-1 hardened cutter

Frame: Made from forged steel construction for exceptional performance and durability features

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This video provides you with bench side instruction on tuning

Wood River and Qiangsheng hand planes

free of scratches

If used for older Stanley or Record planes then it requires filing open the throat of the plane open for the blade to fit correctly

Chamfering / ease the edges of the plane

there are registration questions to fill out which are automatically sent to the workshop registrar

Made with an MDF base and a Baltic Birch plywood top for stability and long wearing properties

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