Popular Woodworking 2005-06 № 148, страница 58
Two Plane MakersLie-Nielsen Toolworks and Lee Valley Tools have changed woodworking with their premium hand planes. Meet the men behind the brands and learn the real differences between the tools. homas Lie-Nielsen reaches into a cardboard box to fetch a tool his company plans to manufacture in the coming year. He pulls out a wooden pattern of a router plane, a well-shaped and handmade version of the tool as it will look when it's later cast in ductile iron. Like many of the tools from Lie-Nielsen Toolworks in Warren, Maine, the plane is recognizable as an adaptation of a classic tool - in this case the Stanley No. 71. Though as you examine the wooden pattern, you do notice Stanley-style lateral-adjustment lever operates independent of the Bailey-style blade adjuster. Lie-Nielsen's "improved chipbreaker is thick and flat with a small lip that mates with the iron LIE-NIELSEN NO. 4 56 Popular Woodworking June 2005 |
