Henry Eckert Honing Guide Vs Lie Nielsen Honing Guide Review
#1 posted 04-24-2020 02:09 PM
Welcome to LumberJocks!
If you search these forums for PM-xi feedback, you will find many comparison opinions. It is hard not to make comparisons between blades?
Never compared both #62 side past side, sorry. Did examination both earlier buying one. Used a LN on demo loan for a few weeks, and didn't purchase it due extra time required for blade sharpening. Bought the Veritas due IMHO – meliorate blade. IME – PM-11 blades stay sharp longer, and have less time to sharpen compared LN (or any) A2 blades.
Hate to sound like a commercial for PM-11 plane blades, simply virtually all my 12 assorted Stanley Bedrock planes have been inverse to PM-xi blades.
YMMV
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#2 posted 04-24-2020 02:23 PM
Another vote for the PM-V11 blades. I like them. Lie Nielson uses O1 tool steel which is not bad, just not as good imo.
-- Dave - http://kelleycrafts.com/ - pen blanks - pocketknife scales - turning tools
#3 posted 04-24-2020 02:26 PM
Short reply is yes the PMV-11 blade is better, I do have both and some Hock irons. Style and comfort and even brand preference volition and should be considered every bit well as price? I take the 60 1/two rabbit LN as well every bit the Veritas DX60 and a Stanley lx 1/ii. Being a Canadian the dollar substitution now makes a huge difference when I am looking at tools, I purchased most of my tools many years agone, almost at par! Went to a few LN shows and accept a Lee Valley twenty min. away and so accept used both styles, similar the looks of the LN only observe the Veritas perform better after they are set up!
The #62 is one plane that for some reason I still want to get for personal reasons just since I detect I use my #4 Stanley(with PMV-11iron) more than even either of my #four Veritas (high bending and low angle)? Well maybe a #10 1/2 but because it looks cool?
As of lately accept been leaning towards more vintage tools, LOL must exist my age? Yet hoping/dreaming of anytime finding a Vintage Stanley #62 at a thousand sale:)
-- Lifting one terminate of the plank.
#4 posted 04-24-2020 07:24 PM
Welcome to LumberJocks!If you search these forums for PM-11 feedback, you will discover many comparison opinions. It is hard not to brand comparisons between blades?
Never compared both #62 side by side, sad. Did test both earlier ownership 1. Used a LN on demo loan for a few weeks, and didn t buy it due extra fourth dimension required for blade sharpening. Bought the Veritas due IMHO – meliorate bract. IME – PM-11 blades stay sharp longer, and take less fourth dimension to acuminate compared LN (or any) A2 blades.
Hate to audio similar a commercial for PM-11 plane blades, but virtually all my 12 contrasted Stanley Boulder planes have been changed to PM-xi blades.YMMV
- CaptainKlutz
Some other vote for the PM-V11 blades. I like them. Prevarication Nielson uses O1 tool steel which is great, simply non as expert imo.- KelleyCrafts
Thank you both for the response and suggestions. I have looked and constitute some posts. I am leaning towards the Veritas for the blade even though someone posted that they make a ii" blade that could fit on the LN. Only did not notice annihilation with certainty.
#v posted 04-24-2020 07:37 PM
Short answer is yes the PMV-xi blade is improve, I do have both and some Hock irons. Fashion and comfort and even brand preference will and should be considered also as price? I accept the 60 1/ii rabbit LN equally well as the Veritas DX60 and a Stanley sixty 1/two. Being a Canadian the dollar substitution now makes a huge difference when I am looking at tools, I purchased most of my tools many years ago, nigh at par! Went to a few LN shows and have a Lee Valley xx min. away so have used both styles, like the looks of the LN only find the Veritas perform better later they are ready up!
The #62 is i airplane that for some reason I even so want to get for personal reasons merely since I observe I use my #iv Stanley(with PMV-11iron) more than fifty-fifty either of my #four Veritas (high angle and depression angle)? Well maybe a #10 1/two but because it looks absurd?
As of lately have been leaning towards more than vintage tools, LOL must be my age? Yet hoping/dreaming of anytime finding a Vintage Stanley #62 at a yard sale:)- Andre
Thank you for the comment, I almost pulled the trigger on the LN yesterday but and then was also wanting the PM-V11 blade. Although I can afford to purchase both, why would I exercise that when I am as well looking for other planes, like a #four.
LV has a starter package, that I am tempted to get, merely not certain near the SMALL Smoother versus the Regular BU or a #4. I likewise have non found much talk well-nigh it.
The starter prepare of planes include these 3 planes @589 USD with the PM-V11
05P2271, Veritas Depression-Angle Block Airplane, PM-V11
05P3971, Veritas Small-scale BU Smooth Plane, PM-V11, with 25 and 50° blades
05P3471, Veritas Depression-Angle Jack Plane, PM-V11
Whatsoever recommendations on a smoothing plane to complement the LA Jack.
#6 posted 04-24-2020 10:56 PM
Short reply is yes the PMV-eleven bract is amend, I exercise have both and some Hock irons. Style and comfort and even make preference volition and should be considered as well as price? I have the 60 1/2 rabbit LN besides as the Veritas DX60 and a Stanley lx 1/2. Beingness a Canadian the dollar substitution now makes a huge difference when I am looking at tools, I purchased nigh of my tools many years agone, most at par! Went to a few LN shows and have a Lee Valley 20 min. away so have used both styles, similar the looks of the LN simply find the Veritas perform better after they are gear up!
The #62 is 1 plane that for some reason I still want to get for personal reasons merely since I find I use my #4 Stanley(with PMV-11iron) more than than even either of my #4 Veritas (loftier angle and low bending)? Well maybe a #x 1/2 just because information technology looks cool?
As of lately take been leaning towards more vintage tools, LOL must be my age? Still hoping/dreaming of someday finding a Vintage Stanley #62 at a grand auction:)- Andre
Thanks for the comment, I most pulled the trigger on the LN yesterday but then was likewise wanting the PM-V11 blade. Although I can afford to buy both, why would I do that when I am also looking for other planes, like a #4.
LV has a starter package, that I am tempted to get, but not sure virtually the Pocket-sized Smoother versus the Regular BU or a #4. I also accept non found much talk virtually information technology.
The starter set of planes include these three planes @589 USD with the PM-V11
05P2271, Veritas Low-Angle Block Plane, PM-V11
05P3971, Veritas Small BU Smooth Plane, PM-V11, with 25 and 50° blades
05P3471, Veritas Low-Angle Jack Plane, PM-V11Whatever recommendations on a smoothing plane to complement the LA Jack.
- meromero20
Absolutely love my Veritas low bending smoother. Having said that, I dear my Lie Nielsen 4 1/2 too. :)
-- Darrel
#7 posted 04-25-2020 05:31 AM
I had a Prevarication Nielsen road show hither in Vegas a few years back, and had the gamble to use both the LV and the LN planes next. The local schoolhouse that hosted the prove had several LV Veritas planes. As far as quality I retrieve they are right with each other. And I did buy a footling LN block plane that 24-hour interval. I was in the market place for a medium shoulder, and what I idea was going to be a #62. However, I found the LN planes to be uncomfortable in my hand. I am six'5", and do have large hands. So I wound upwards with a Veritas medium shoulder. And never did get around to the #62. Since then I accept rebuilt several old Stanley planes that I upgraded to the PM-V11 cap iron and blade sets that LV sells. For me the Veritas planes just felt better in my hand. Pure personal preference. I did intend on buying more Veritas planes, but one at a time I have found great deals on one-time Stanley planes. Funny how things work out.
Aside from my little block airplane, I accept no experience sharpening Lie Nielsen blades. And only needed to sharpen, (light bear on upward) twice and so far. For my Stanley planes, I could take got A1, or O2, but chose the PM-V11 off of good reviews.
And take no regrets.
My little LN block plane has held its border just fine. And then my stance is exam them all, and the plane that feels skillful to you lot will be the best plane yous can purchase for you.
Good luck,
-- John
#8 posted 04-25-2020 eleven:14 AM
Being new to paw woodworking, I do non think you will be able to tell the departure in blades. For me, doing a practiced job sharpening is more important than blade fabric selection.
#9 posted 04-25-2020 12:05 PM
Give thanks you all for the comments and suggestions. I alive in the Orlando FL surface area and there is no shop that carries either of the two brands that I know of. I have also looked into Craigslist and ebay and found the Stanley planes to be quite loftier in price for items that I would have to Refurb. Now on superlative of information technology, with this pandemic, no shows either for the moment. I will make a choice and order, Well-nigh likely the Veritas starter kit.
#10 posted 04-25-2020 02:48 PM
If the decision is based on irons only, it's very piece of cake – Veritas PM-V11. In my case if the decision is based on the airplane it'south still LV. Pregnant blueprint improvements like the adj mout with stop and blade fix screws make it a better tool than the LN. Now if yous buy on looks it's probably the LN.
I have O1, A2, and PM-V11 irons and rank them PM 1st, O1 2nd. A2 likes to chip. The steeper the bevel the it works merely PM lasts as long and sharpens easier, and doesnt fleck out as badly.
As for a smoother, get the big one. Information technology takes the same iron as the bu jack. With bu planes yous want multiple irons at different angles so one is prepped for a specific task. I continue one at 25, 38, and 50 deg each. For a block the LV apron plane is all you really need. Pick up a Stanley Bailey 4 or equal – the best all effectually airplane. Look up Paul Sellers to meet what one can do. Its the one plane I dont want to exist without.
#11 posted 04-25-2020 03:29 PM
If the decision is based on irons only, information technology'southward very easy – Veritas PM-V11. In my example if the determination is based on the plane information technology's yet LV. Pregnant pattern improvements similar the adj mout with cease and blade gear up screws go far a better tool than the LN. Now if yous buy on looks it's probably the LN.I accept O1, A2, and PM-V11 irons and rank them PM 1st, O1 2nd. A2 likes to fleck. The steeper the bevel the it works simply PM lasts as long and sharpens easier, and doesnt flake out as badly.
As for a smoother, get the big one. It takes the same fe as the bu jack. With bu planes y'all want multiple irons at different angles and so one is prepped for a specific task. I go along one at 25, 38, and 50 deg each. For a block the LV apron plane is all you really need. Pick up a Stanley Bailey iv or equal – the best all around airplane. Look up Paul Sellers to run across what one can do. Its the one aeroplane I dont want to be without.
- OSU55
OSU55, thanks for the advise. My determination is not based on solely the atomic number 26. I know both Prevarication Nielsen and Veritas are good and reputable brands, I actually have a LN 60 i/2 block aeroplane and I am very happy with information technology. I tend to work more than with power tools (Well too some scrappers) and want to expand in hand tools. As I enquiry I tend to see a lot of good reviews for both companies. Now, as well saw a lot of people talking about the PMV11 irons and wanted to larn more near it to make my decision.
I was looking at the starter kit from Veritas, mainly because it came with the No 62 I am later and likewise a smoother (Although the smoother is the smaller one). Besides includes with the smoother a 25 and fifty degree PMV11 Irons. although it also comes with a cake plane (I honestly do not need) idea the price of the kit was fair. Now, Information technology sounds like it might be ameliorate but to buy the no 62 and a smoother.
I do have a Stanley Blazon xi no5 Jack plane that needs some work but that will exist for another day. I am looking for a ii" lever for it as the ane it has the edges are fairly chipped (Not sure if information technology makes that much of a difference or not).
#12 posted 04-26-2020 05:48 PM
#13 posted 04-26-2020 06:17 PM
Curt answer is yes the PMV-eleven blade is improve, I do have both and some Hock irons. Way and condolement and fifty-fifty brand preference will and should be considered besides as cost? I have the 60 one/2 rabbit LN every bit well as the Veritas DX60 and a Stanley sixty 1/2. Being a Canadian the dollar exchange now makes a huge difference when I am looking at tools, I purchased most of my tools many years ago, most at par! Went to a few LN shows and have a Lee Valley twenty min. away so accept used both styles, like the looks of the LN only notice the Veritas perform meliorate after they are set up!
The #62 is 1 plane that for some reason I still want to go for personal reasons only since I find I employ my #4 Stanley(with PMV-11iron) more than even either of my #four Veritas (high angle and low angle)? Well maybe a #10 one/2 just because it looks cool?
Equally of lately have been leaning towards more than vintage tools, LOL must exist my age? Withal hoping/dreaming of someday finding a Vintage Stanley #62 at a one thousand auction:)- Andre
Thanks for the comment, I almost pulled the trigger on the LN yesterday simply then was also wanting the PM-V11 blade. Although I can afford to buy both, why would I exercise that when I am also looking for other planes, like a #iv.
LV has a starter package, that I am tempted to get, but non sure virtually the Modest Smoother versus the Regular BU or a #iv. I besides have not constitute much talk about it.
The starter set of planes include these three planes @589 USD with the PM-V11
05P2271, Veritas Depression-Angle Block Plane, PM-V11
05P3971, Veritas Modest BU Smooth Airplane, PM-V11, with 25 and l° blades
05P3471, Veritas Depression-Angle Jack Plane, PM-V11Any recommendations on a smoothing plane to complement the LA Jack.
- meromero20
I got the Veritas # 4 with the 55 deg. fe and large size manus grip and the Veritas scraper plane when I was working on some existent hard Walnut bulge, think I used every airplane in the shop and concluding stop paw scrapers:) This was all back when $ was at par and I really got a pay check, the good old days:)
-- Lifting one end of the plank.
#14 posted 04-26-2020 06:21 PM
Give thanks you all for the advise and suggestions. Ended up getting the starter set with the PM-V11 blades.https://world wide web.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/tools/hand-tools/planes/bevel-upwardly/74187-starter-set-of-veritas-planes
- meromero20
I would call that a very good start. Y'all will be happy with your pick. Rob Lee guarantees that yous will be happy as well. At to the lowest degree for three months, which should be long enough to fully evaluate your new tools.
https://www.leevalley.com/en-u.s./promo/guaranteeandreturns
Savor your new planes. :-)
-- Remember safe, be rubber
#fifteen posted 04-27-2020 05:16 PM
I got the Veritas # 4 with the 55 deg. iron and large size hand grip and the Veritas scraper aeroplane when I was working on some real hard Walnut burl, recall I used every airplane in the store and final finish hand scrapers:) This was all dorsum when $ was at par and I really got a pay check, the adept old days:)
- Andre
Thank you Andre, hope you are still enjoying the tools even though times have gotten harder.
#16 posted 04-27-2020 05:18 PM
Thank yous all for the advise and suggestions. Ended upwards getting the starter set with the PM-V11 blades.
https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/tools/hand-tools/planes/bevel-upwardly/74187-starter-set-of-veritas-planes
- meromero20
I would phone call that a very good start. You will be happy with your option. Rob Lee guarantees that you will be happy too. At to the lowest degree for 3 months, which should be long plenty to fully evaluate your new tools.
https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/promo/guaranteeandreturns
Enjoy your new planes. :-)
- therealSteveN
Cheers, therealSteveN. I too bought a 38 and a 50 degree blades with the kit and a small router aeroplane. Hopefully, will do justice to the tools.
#17 posted 05-01-2020 12:27 PM
In instance it helps anyone else, Henry Eckert sells powdered metal (PM) blades that fit Lie-Nielsen low bending jack and block planes:
https://www.thetoolworks.com.au/product-category/the-toolworks/pma11-10v-plane-blades-to-suit-lie-nielsen-low-angle-planes/
While I haven't tried one of these PM blades yet, I accept only read good things about Eckert.
I agree with Big John that you need to examination them if at all possible. I'm a PM-V11 fan and intended to pick the Veritas LAJ. But when I tested information technology against and Prevarication-Nielsen in-shop, the LN felt better. Pure personal preference.
#18 posted 05-01-2020 06:ten PM
Mr_Tickle, the Henry Eckert web page y'all linked contains this statement: "We no longer supply plane blades for tools other than our own planes." Do their low angle #62 jack plane irons fit the LN #62?
#nineteen posted 05-02-2020 09:xiii AM
I don't know for certain merely information technology looks similar they fit. I might take the risk of ownership ane, considering that their shipping rates are reasonable (e.m. The states $xv from Australia to the US or £10 to the UK).
#20 posted 05-06-2020 06:34 PM
VertÃas is quite behind in availability so, information technology looks like I won't be getting the planes until possibly June.
#21 posted 05-06-2020 07:31 PM
I would be curious to hear how their PM steel performs. Also, I believe Lee Valley has a process patent on their material. Now, with that said, it is piece of cake to have material analyzed to make up one's mind content, but….that does not hateful the performace of Eckert will be the aforementioned equally LV, as how the material is sintered (broiled) determines last properties.
For full disclosure, I happen to own a powder metallic manufacturing institute, with in excess of 75% of output going into new vehicles, so I am very familiar with the process. My post is very much abbreviated, as I have no want to speak of areas where suppositions may be taken as facts.
#22 posted 05-06-2020 07:39 PM
I would be curious to hear how their PM steel performs. Besides, I believe Lee Valley has a procedure patent on their material. Now, with that said, information technology is easy to have material analyzed to determine content, simply….that does not hateful the performace of Eckert volition exist the same as LV, as how the fabric is sintered (broiled) determines final backdrop.For full disclosure, I happen to ain a pulverization metallic manufacturing institute, with in backlog of 75% of output going into new vehicles, so I am very familiar with the process. My post is very much abbreviated, equally I accept no desire to speak of areas where suppositions may be taken equally facts.
- AMZ
Interesting, I am familiar with Manufacturing, simply was not familiar that y'all could have a patent on the process.
#23 posted 05-06-2020 08:03 PM
I would exist curious to hear how their PM steel performs. Too, I believe Lee Valley has a process patent on their fabric. At present, with that said, it is easy to take material analyzed to determine content, merely….that does not mean the performace of Eckert will be the same every bit LV, as how the material is sintered (broiled) determines concluding properties.
For full disclosure, I happen to own a pulverization metallic manufacturing plant, with in excess of 75% of output going into new vehicles, so I am very familiar with the process. My mail service is very much abbreviated, as I have no desire to speak of areas where suppositions may be taken as facts.
- AMZ
Interesting, I am familiar with Manufacturing, but was non familiar that you could have a patent on the procedure.
- meromero20
Aye-I have a procedure patent on a run of the mill fe powder, that our processing method achieves loftier electric conductivity.
#24 posted 06-xviii-2020 02:57 AM
Well, was really exited to get these Veritas Planes, however loosing my patience with Lee Valley. In short, I placed an order for the Bevel Up Starter Parcel added a few blades at different angles with the PMV11 and estimated availability of 5/29. This was back in April, and although I was not thrilled to expect a calendar month, I decided it was worth it. A calendar month past by and not a word. The without even a notation, I looked at my order online and it was moved to the end of June, I sent an email to see what was going on. The response was very brusk, "Give thanks yous for your patience. Unfortunately, the backorder dates accept been moved to June 30th".
At this I replied back basically stating that I had to at present look for over ii months to get these and got the following reply, I guess they don't care much for their customers. "Give thanks you for your response. That is the expected in stock appointment for the planes. Many suppliers are having production delays because of the requirements of social distancing due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. If you no longer wish to receive these items, delight let usa know."
I work in Manufacturing/services and logistics and empathize things happen, peculiarly nowadays. But but to go along pushing their date without fifty-fifty sending a notification to the customers who take placed an order and are waiting for these items is the least they could have done. I sent an email to check on status and got responses that basically are leaving a lot to exist desired from this company. I have not cancelled my order but actually considering going to Lie_Nielsen. Really bummed.
Whatsoever of y'all likewise having the same bug with Lee Valley?
#25 posted 06-eighteen-2020 04:00 AM
Side my side comparsion of the #five low angle Jack plane
https://youtu.be/dcW0bqmmPts?t=455
-- Alaskan'due south for Global warming!
#26 posted 06-xviii-2020 eleven:17 AM
You didnt ask them why you accept not been notified of the delays. While its an irritant that will go away after you lot use their products.
#27 posted 06-18-2020 xi:18 AM
Side my side comparsion of the #5 low angle Jack aeroplanehttps://youtu.exist/dcW0bqmmPts?t=455
- AlaskaGuy
Thanks for the answer and great video. I was really looking forward to this plane but the company keep changing dates not even sure anymore I will go it whatsoever time soon. Original availability was 5/29 when I ordered in April, then moved to end of June and now I looked once again and it moved to the stop of July. And then, comes July it volition probably motility again. Not sure the difference betwixt the planes is worth waiting that long but I may be incorrect.
#28 posted 06-18-2020 11:xxx AM
You didnt inquire them why y'all have non been notified of the delays. While its an irritant that will go abroad after you utilize their products.- OSU55
Did not in the email, just asked them why moved engagement. Response was vague, anyway, LV only moved the engagement again, now it seems that the dates are looking to be end of July. Not even going to bother sending them another email.
#29 posted 06-18-2020 12:30 PM
I take had the same experience with LV pushing back-order dates out. I have never received notification either. I ordered a saw filing guide from them somewhere around last August and got information technology somewhere around Thanksgiving. It is kind of annoying but information technology does happen when things are produced in relatively small lots and probably from relatively pocket-sized shops. They really should address it amend on the CS cease though. Like OSU55 said, the products are generally worth the headache. Assuming you have the time to look of course…
-- I collect hobbies. There is no sense in limiting yourself (Don West) - - - - - - - - Kenny in SW VA
#thirty posted 06-19-2020 04:17 PM
A delay of a month, even two, for a plane that volition last a lifetime …
The PM-V11 is worth the wait. It is a far amend steel than A2. Having said this, A2 is decent steel. The PM-V11 sharpens more easily (the A2 wire is tenacious), takes and holds a better edge.
I like and ain both the LN and Veritas BD planes. The LN planes have PM-V11 irons.
The Veritas BU planes are the leaders in this expanse – just more sophisticated. Nevertheless, if you similar LN, they remain fantabulous planes.
For your reading, an extended review of the Veritas Custom Planes, with comparing with other makes and styles …
http://world wide web.inthewoodshop.com/ToolReviews/VeritasCustomPlanes1.html
Regards from Perth
Derek
-- Buildiing article of furniture, and reviewing and edifice tools at http://world wide web.inthewoodshop.com
#31 posted 06-19-2020 06:37 PM
Those of you lot who hare having back order problems. Have they already charged you credit cards or other forums of payment.
-- Alaskan's for Global warming!
#32 posted 06-19-2020 10:55 PM
Is the Veritas PM-V11 better than what Lie Nielsen uses?- meromero20
Oh Hail yeah. Well worth any toll differential. Behind the LV bract I would then position Hock blades as #2, but if you are talking most getting the entire tool, go with the LV's
LN makes incredible products using the very all-time of todays metals, BUT they are recreations of the Bailey/Stanlyes, and withal take a good many of the flaws they carried. LV planes are engineered from the footing upwardly, thus the space age look to many of them, and they have tweaked a hand airplane as hard as they can go tweaked, and stay together. Mighty fine users they are.
The very best thing, fifty-fifty if it requires a bit of travel is to research where they are going to be near you. They show up pretty much together for events. That manner you lot can handle everything, and do same time comparisons. Plus both offer at least a ten% disbelieve at shows. Gratis Shipping equally well, as they usually send everything out.
-- Think safe, be safety
#33 posted 06-20-2020 12:10 AM
I have the LN 62 and it is an absoulte joy to use
#34 posted 06-twenty-2020 05:17 AM
A delay of a month, even two, for a plane that will last a lifetime …The PM-V11 is worth the wait. It is a far meliorate steel than A2. Having said this, A2 is decent steel. The PM-V11 sharpens more easily (the A2 wire is tenacious), takes and holds a improve edge.
I similar and own both the LN and Veritas BD planes. The LN planes have PM-V11 irons.
The Veritas BU planes are the leaders in this area – just more sophisticated. All the same, if you like LN, they remain excellent planes.
For your reading, an extended review of the Veritas Custom Planes, with comparison with other makes and styles …
http://www.inthewoodshop.com/ToolReviews/VeritasCustomPlanes1.html
Regards from Perth
Derek
- Derek Cohen
Cheers for the information and great commodity too. By the way, can yous yet become the PM-V11 blade for the LN planes. I idea they were a dissimilar size.
#35 posted 06-20-2020 05:22 AM
Those of you who hare having back society problems. Have they already charged you credit cards or other forums of payment.- AlaskaGuy
I checked and they only charged me for the blade and mini aeroplane I obtained. So, at least up to at present they take non charged for the items which are on BackOrder.
Is the Veritas PM-V11 ameliorate than what Lie Nielsen uses?- meromero20
Oh Hail yeah. Well worth any cost differential. Behind the LV blade I would so position Hock blades as #2, but if you are talking about getting the unabridged tool, go with the LV south
LN makes incredible products using the very best of todays metals, BUT they are recreations of the Bailey/Stanlyes, and still have a good many of the flaws they carried. LV planes are engineered from the ground up, thus the space historic period expect to many of them, and they have tweaked a hand airplane as hard as they tin become tweaked, and stay together. Mighty fine users they are.
The very best thing, even if it requires a chip of travel is to research where they are going to be near y'all. They evidence upward pretty much together for events. That way you can handle everything, and do aforementioned time comparisons. Plus both offer at to the lowest degree a 10% discount at shows. Gratis Shipping every bit well, as they normally send everything out.
- therealSteveN
Thank you Steve. I am in key Florida and from what I can tell, there are no shows as of yet almost me or at all.
I accept the LN 62 and it is an absoulte joy to use- Hondo03
Thanks.
#36 posted 06-xx-2020 05:40 AM
By the way, tin you nonetheless go the PM-V11 blade for the LN planes. I thought they were a dissimilar size.
I was referring to BD planes. Veritas brand PM-V11 blades for Stanley planes. They are thinner and then the LN but sightly thicker than Stanley. They work very well in both NN and Stanley planes.
Regards from Perth
Derek
-- Buildiing piece of furniture, and reviewing and building tools at http://www.inthewoodshop.com
#37 posted 06-23-2020 12:11 PM
Those of y'all who hare having back club problems. Have they already charged yous credit cards or other forums of payment.- AlaskaGuy
They did not charge my menu until the product shipped.
-- I collect hobbies. At that place is no sense in limiting yourself (Don W) - - - - - - - - Kenny in SW VA
#38 posted 06-23-2020 02:49 PM
By the way, tin can you nevertheless get the PM-V11 bract for the LN planes. I idea they were a different size.I was referring to BD planes. Veritas make PM-V11 blades for Stanley planes. They are thinner then the LN but sightly thicker than Stanley. They work very well in both NN and Stanley planes.
Regards from Perth
Derek
- Derek Cohen
Cheers.
#39 posted 06-29-2020 05:17 AM
Update on planes, Veritas shipped the planes on Friday, should arrive Tuesday. Glad the waiting is coming to an finish and looking forwards to using these.
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