Learn about Woodworking Planes for Furniture Making
Chapter 2 of Cabinetmaking tells you about: Bench Planes, Block planes, Bailey planes, Bedrock planes, Norris planes.
Find out about the parts of a Hand Plane are and exactly how a Woodworking Plane works
Choosing planes sizes - smoothing planes, jack plane, jointer planes - which sized woodworking planes do furniture makers need?
Which are the plane cutting iron, plane chipbreaker, plane lever cap and what is a plane frog and a plane tote or toat?
Sharpness of the edge, straightness of the edge and the grinding angle affect performance as the Woodworking Plane cuts into wood.
Can old Woodworking Planes work well?
How to sharpen Woodworking Plane cutters - where the two surfaces of a cutter meet, a line is formed. This line should be straight or slightly curved but not jagged
Cabinetmaking a foundation course
the new furniture making course book by John Bullar, published by the Guild of Master Craftsman Publications