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Bocote but just guessing

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Definitely need a rethink here maybe install a plinth heater into the side of the L.

In cannel are often called scribing gouges a common use and the bevel is inside. Out cannel is with the bevel on the outside( like a carving gouge) joiners gouges in cannel/out cannel are often quite chunky.

It's actually been inside a greenhouse for hundreds of years at Shugborough Hall. Admiral ansons adventures(misfortunes) are a fascinating read even today.

Here's one that avoids some complexity by mitring the transition. The change from groove to rebate on one side and groove to moulding on the other could be achieved in a number of ways even curves using templates. A change in thickness between top and bottom just results in more angle.

Sorry deema I was thinking of a single joint. Hence one angled shoulder. And yes the two angled shoulders are when the stile changes width overall. I've also seen this well achieved with a mitre on a moulding.

Sorry deema I was thinking of a single joint. Hence one angled shoulder. And yes the two angled shoulders are when the stile changes width overall. I've also seen this well achieved with a mitre on a moulding.

So a price in between seems sensible. But it's a budget thing so 12 month warranty is a very valuable addition.

Can I just say the belt sander one is a great bit of kit. Really well thought out. Budget made but tough. All your prices seem a bit high to me but I'm not buying. That sander £219 delivered from eBay( with 12 months warranty I assume) £100 or so used.

Just trying to get my head around these. I can see one variation having a single angled shoulder simply to transition from groove to rebate that's simple. The more complex one has 2 angled shoulders and I think needs to be made to fully understand and visualise ... any hints or experiences?

One amazing lady that springs to mind is the tiny Turner. She may be at Harrogate. Started out carving realised she could demo at turning clubs never looked back. She's an engaging personality as...

Here's another grumpy cat and crazy bun!

I was about to suggest how tidy it was tbh!

I love making stuff from bits. This is one from some prime oak I had left over.

Showing those striations.

Do your planes make that incredible noise when cutting right. I'm guessing it's the production of those regular ridges. Źeeeiiep.

I see the confusion with steel and steel.

What I mean is the knife and the sharpening steel are perfectly matched. Obviously made that may. Stainless knife and carbon steel steel!

I'd think less and gouge cut more. Its my own way of not disappearing down rabbit holes. Make your own unique gouge cuts using what's knocking around. Unshackle your creativity. Once you've sussed how to make planes that perform flawlessly make one that's better than those old ones or one more...