Plywood plow plane

Posted Sep 18, 2019, 11:09 AM UTC
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Posted Sep 18, 2019, 11:09 AM UTC
As a user of old molding planes, I approve! Using a chisel for the blade is genius.
Awesome! I love shop-made tools. They're beautiful in their basic usefulness, and they're 100% yours.
Nice job, very creative, and I'm sure that works wonderfully.
That being said, I'm not about to sell my plow planes, took me too long to accumulate them!! Ha Ha....
More pictures please.
The Ply-Plow. Nice
I read this as "Pillow plow plane" and had to find out what it was.
This is a plow plane for making grooves for plywood drawer bottoms. It is made from 4 layers of plywood glued together and a chisel for the iron. Since the skate of the plane is made from the same material I will put in the grooves it makes, the results are pretty much perfect every time.
It's ugly as hell but this thing cuts grooves like nobody's business. It can take a really thick shaving, 0.25mm or more on one go. It has been well worth the hour of building time I put into this.
This sounds awesome, but I can’t picture how you uses it. Could you post a small video?
Not OP but here's an example
Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for