what are they doing?We use tooth flanks Provides teeth for the ground wood surface that forms the base wood for our veneer work. The serrations create perfect parallel V-shaped cuts about 1mm (1/32″) apart in our veneered wood surfaces. The criss-cross creates a diamond pattern for this.

What are the tooth planes used for?

A toothed plane is a scraping plane on which iron with small teeth is mounted.it is Can be used to tame high-spec woods, but since I usually avoid things like the plague, I roughed up my workbench with my diagonal cross-hatched pattern. If you don’t have tooth flats, don’t sweat it.

What is a toothed flat blade?

Toothed inserts (38° bevel) are For working with difficult textures, especially knots. The small, square teeth leave a textured surface that can be smoothed with a fine plane or scraper. Please note that this type of toothed blade will only work with our bevel planes, not our regular « bevel down » table planes.

How to sharpen a flat blade with teeth?

The toothed blade is sharpened exactly the same way as a toothless iron. Squeeze your back, Grinding a bevel and honing. The teeth are on a flat surface, so they don’t interfere with sharpening at all. I grind the bevel and then grind the blade to 8000 grit on my waterstone.

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