I would like to use hand tools only for woodworking. What is the best way to understand wood planes? I am confused about the different angles of the blade. Thank you.

Patricia Slocum | Sep 17, 2019 | Category: Woodworking supply store

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Butch Shelton | Sep 17, 2019

Agreed check woodcraft class schedule. Also tons of YouTube video on hand planes.

Bert Carroll | Sep 17, 2019

If you don't want to use YouTube, ask at Woodcraft. There is at least one employee that has extensive knowledge specifically about hand planes that I can think of.

Shamm Kirby | Sep 17, 2019

Books and classes will help you get started. Experience/practice too. I'm not great at hand planes , just my thoughts.

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I would like to use hand tools only for woodworking. What is the best way to understand wood planes? I am confused about the different angles of the blade. Thank you.

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