Høvelmaking, oppmerking

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1. Det var eit flott innlegg!

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   1. Hei Sven
      Eg takkar for den gode tilbakemeldinga. Det er veldig nyttig.

      Kva synast du om forma på «oppskrifta» i høvelmaking? Er det noko du saknar? Er det bilete eg kan utelate utan å miste viktig informasjon?

      Med vennleg helsing Roald

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2. Hello,

   I just wanted to say that it looks like such an interesting plane. It looks like it cuts a tongue in groove joint – is that right? What type of wood did you choose to make the plane out of? Were you able to determine what wood was used in the original?

   Thank you,
   Jeff

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   1. Hello Jeff
      Yes it is an interesting plane. It cuts a tongue in a groove joint. The iron made of two pieces cuts both the shoulder and the top of the tongue at the same time. When you use it on the skottbenk it will make the edge straight as well. It is two similar planes for making groove joints on floor boards that work in a pair. One for tongue and one for groove.

      The wood is birch. This particular is local from Målselv area in Norway. That is the most common wood for planes in this area and is also the same as the wood that was used in the original plane. The original plane has also been repaired with some small pieces of beech. That would have to be imported.

      The color of the original plane is more dark brown than birch would be. The plane have some kind of varnish. I have not been able to find out what kind of varnish this is. I am working on that matter. The plane is probably made about 1825, and are not made any later than 1865, when the carpenter that made it died.

      Regards Roald

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