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Care and Maintenance

The body of this plane is ductile cast iron and comes treated with rust 
preventative. Remove this using a rag dampened with mineral spirits. Clean 
all machined surfaces.

We recommend that you initially, then periodically, apply a light coat of 
silicone-free paste wax to seal out moisture and prevent rusting (as well as 
act as a lubricant for smoother planing). Wipe off any wood dust from the 
surfaces that you will be waxing, apply a light wax coating, let dry, then 
buff with a clean soft cloth. At the same time, the solvents in the wax will 
remove any harmful oils left from your fi ngers that can lead to corrosion.

Note:

 Since the face of the fence and the bottom of the depth stop will come 

in contact with the workpiece, it is important to keep these parts coated 
with paste wax to prevent marring the workpiece. 

If storage conditions are damp or humid, the plane should, in addition to 
the treatment outlined above, be wrapped in a cloth or stored in a plane 
sack. This precaution will also guard against dings and scratches.

Summary of Contents for Small Plow Plane

Page 1: ...Small Plow Plane U S Des Pat No D591 579 ...

Page 2: ...ade The fence has been sculpted to fit the hand for comfort and proper registration of the plane to the workpiece No tools are required for any of the settings blade installation fence or depth stop The large brass knobs with locking collets make setting the fence fast and easy Blade Installation Caution Be aware that the blade is sharp careless handling can result in serious injury To install a bl...

Page 3: ...tting Grooves The small plow plane can control the width A depth B and position C of a groove Groove width is determined by the blade used groove depth by the depth stop setting and groove position by the fence setting Depth of Cut The depth of cut is the amount of material that is removed with each pass of the plane typically in the range from 0 005 to 0 020 depending on the hardness of the wood ...

Page 4: ...stance from the edge of the workpiece to the groove is determined by the fence setting Loosen the two fence locking knobs and slide the fence until the distance from the face of the fence to the outside edge of the blade is equal to the required groove position Retighten the fence knobs Maximum distance of 13 8 when using the 1 4 blade Cutting Small Rabbets When using the small plow plane for cutt...

Page 5: ... that are not so long that they break through the working face of the wooden fence Cutting Beads Note A 1 16 quirk is cut on either side of each bead 1 Install the beading blade in the plane as you would a standard blade with the depth of cut determined by the blade projection past the bottom edge of the skate 2 Position the fence to locate the bead where desired on the workpiece For an edge bead ...

Page 6: ...s that you will be waxing apply a light wax coating let dry then buff with a clean soft cloth At the same time the solvents in the wax will remove any harmful oils left from your fingers that can lead to corrosion Note Since the face of the fence and the bottom of the depth stop will come in contact with the workpiece it is important to keep these parts coated with paste wax to prevent marring the ...

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Page 8: ... right 05P52 02 1 8 A2 Blade left 05P52 03 3 16 A2 Blade left 05P52 04 1 4 A2 Blade left 05P52 05 5 16 A2 Blade left 05P52 06 3 8 A2 Blade left 05P52 10 Set of 4 Imperial A2 Blades left 05P52 34 4mm A2 Blade left 05P52 35 5mm A2 Blade left 05P52 36 6mm A2 Blade left 05P52 37 7mm A2 Blade left 05P52 38 8mm A2 Blade left 05P52 40 10mm A2 Blade left 05P52 50 Set of 6 Metric A2 Blades left 05P51 60 Wi...

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