an angled cut (plane at 45 degrees moved in its own length) ?
Hi Paul.
Recently finished making these Toothing Planes.
Both planes were made with different bed angles for the blades.(56 & 64 degrees). This allowed me to do a performance evaluation on each.
Top view of toothing planes.
Both planes were worked straight , not at 45 degrees.
Results were exceptional.
Tested in both directions to the grain.
Blades are a PEEPUL Brand, Made in England, Sheffield Steel, purchased as old stock, in unused condition.
View of brass sole, and rear blade adjustment bolt.
Conclusion:
The 56 degree bed performed exceptional, even with a heavier blade set.
The 64 degree bed was more difficult to push through with a heavier blade set, but did the job ok.
Toothing Planes given the correct bed angle, will work extremely well at dressing stock down to size.
A card scraper will easily remove fine grooves left after planing.
swagman.