Spring line planes

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Have you ever wondered how to do a quick and perfect molding. Spring Planes!

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Thanks for the video. Very refreshing.

The grand kids are loving it. One day they will be making the planes.

Abbas, Castro Valley, CA

We’re these for wood or plaster? Was their shooting rails with them? They look to be in great shape, any idea how old they are?

CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!

Thank you Ian for the kind words.
Thorreain they were for wood. No I made the shooting board. I only showed 3 in the pictures and video. I have about 30. They range from 1790 to 1880.

Thank you guys for your time and comments!

Very interesting. You actually taught me something i had no clue about. Thank you. Love the end of the video. Its great to see future woodworkers learning.

Jeff Vandenberg aka "Woodsconsin"

Thank you Jeff. he wooden planes have always been my passion. Family is my love.

I just watched the video, great tools. I have seen similar but they were for making mouldings from plaster. My first real job I worked for a German plasterer seam filling one summer, he had a set for making crown mouldings. That’s why I asked those questions.

CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!

hmmmm plaster planes. interesting

Chris, Plaster as in brand name?

Abbas, Castro Valley, CA

Sorry Chris, I read your comment on a cell phone and failed to read it completely.

I see what you mean.

Abbas, Castro Valley, CA

I love the sound of a sharp plain.