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Kerfing plane from Stanley 45 spare parts

MrRick
MrRick
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I had some extra parts from my Stanley 45 hand plane.

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I decided to make a Kerfing plane. They are helpful in cutting wood in that you use them first to score a cut line that you then follow with a panel saw.
I made this attachment to hold a piece of 6 tpi bandsaw blade. 

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I then assembled it to the extra pieces shown above.
Here's the assembly:

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Here it is in use:

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Thanks for looking! 
Cheers. 
MrRick

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    Great idea and looks like it works extremely well

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    Thanks. It works very well indeed!

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    That’s a great idea. I use the scoring blade on my 45 for the same thing, but using an actual sawblade to leave a full width kerf is even better.

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    Glad you like it Zack. It works very well for me.

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