Tablesaw Blades - Rip - Page 51 of 64

The basics of using and choosing a marking knife, an essential layout tool.

Eight models on the market are more different than they are similar

This discontinued spokeshave from Veritas was replaced with a trio of adjustable shaves. It featured a cast-aluminum body with brass adjusting screws and an A2-steel blade and could cut on a flat, convex, or concave surface.

The St. James Bay thumb plane is a reproduction of a classic British design originally made by Thomas Norris. It's made of silicon bronze with an ebony infill.

Lie-Nielsen’s take on the Stanley No. 60-1/2 low-angle block plane features a ductile cast-iron body and adjustable throat.

The Bevel Boss is a template designed to set a bevel gauge to a precise angle, up to 50° off 90°.

This 12° low-angle block plane features a sole milled from a thick piece of stainless steel and joins to the brass sidewalls with locking dovetails. It also features an adjustable A2 steel blade and throat.

Three-step process leaves a flawless surface for finishing

This add-on frog converts Lie-Nielsen's No. 4 and No. 4-1/2 smoothers to 50° from 45° .

Simple but clever design makes this wide-fenced tool accurate and easy to use