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Corrugated Plane Vs Smooth. One supposed advantage of a grooved, or corrugated, sole on a plane is to prevent the plane from sticking to the surface of the wood, similar. The overall intention is to reduce friction. A metallic plane having the sole grooved in lines parallel to the sides. They are normally a little less expensive (perceived as less collectable) and when edge jointing, there is a small risk of a. It’s job is mainly for finishing the surface of the wood. These planes are made exactly like those on the preceding page (this shows regular planes) with the exception that the bottoms are ribbed or corrugated. Some workmen are of the opinion. I prefer smooth bottom planes. The last plane to touch the wood is a shorter hand plane called a smoothing plane. As can be seen, the corrugated sole was supposed to address the issue, but craftsmen found that the shavings stuck in the corrugations more than. I have planes with both smooth soles and corrugated ones, and if there is a difference in effort required to wield them, i cannot discern it.

I have planes with both smooth soles and corrugated ones, and if there is a difference in effort required to wield them, i cannot discern it. As can be seen, the corrugated sole was supposed to address the issue, but craftsmen found that the shavings stuck in the corrugations more than. It’s job is mainly for finishing the surface of the wood. They are normally a little less expensive (perceived as less collectable) and when edge jointing, there is a small risk of a. I prefer smooth bottom planes. The last plane to touch the wood is a shorter hand plane called a smoothing plane. The overall intention is to reduce friction. These planes are made exactly like those on the preceding page (this shows regular planes) with the exception that the bottoms are ribbed or corrugated. Some workmen are of the opinion. One supposed advantage of a grooved, or corrugated, sole on a plane is to prevent the plane from sticking to the surface of the wood, similar.

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Corrugated Plane Vs Smooth One supposed advantage of a grooved, or corrugated, sole on a plane is to prevent the plane from sticking to the surface of the wood, similar. The overall intention is to reduce friction. The last plane to touch the wood is a shorter hand plane called a smoothing plane. They are normally a little less expensive (perceived as less collectable) and when edge jointing, there is a small risk of a. These planes are made exactly like those on the preceding page (this shows regular planes) with the exception that the bottoms are ribbed or corrugated. One supposed advantage of a grooved, or corrugated, sole on a plane is to prevent the plane from sticking to the surface of the wood, similar. As can be seen, the corrugated sole was supposed to address the issue, but craftsmen found that the shavings stuck in the corrugations more than. A metallic plane having the sole grooved in lines parallel to the sides. Some workmen are of the opinion. I have planes with both smooth soles and corrugated ones, and if there is a difference in effort required to wield them, i cannot discern it. It’s job is mainly for finishing the surface of the wood. I prefer smooth bottom planes.