Rick
Last year, I was curious, too. So, I bought his jointer plane, in Padauk. Although it was different to use at first, I got used to it quickly. Craftsmanship is second to none, and it works very well.
Jeff
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I've got a smoother with the weighty Japanese iron, and it's a delight. I've built a couple of Krenov planes, so I was already used to hammer-tap adjusting - Steve's plane definitely leaves a better surface than my homemade-plane/Hock-iron does.
Plus, I think Steve offers '100% satisfaction guaranteed,' so there's not much risk in trying one ...
Clay
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