$189.00 – $555.00
Product Description
Want create site? Find Free WordPress Themes and plugins.
Meigoryoumou, Blue Steel Super 70mm Smoothing Plane
This plane (Kanna) is made by third generation plane maker Master Tsunesaburo. The blade is made of No. 1 Carbon steel for cutlery in Japan. Easy sharpening and high durability for both hard and soft woods.
Did you find apk for android? You can find new Free Android Games and apps.
Hi William, John Warth here. I just finished my 5th Maloof inspired rocker, so thanks again for your help a few years back with this addiction.. I need to run out of family members soon! Anyway, I am going to start building a dining room table soon, and I am interested in exploring a Japanese smoothing plane. I mostly build out of hardwoods that grow here in Arizona (mesquite, Willow acacia (Cooba), Shoestring acacia (River cooba), etc.). All of these fall into a range on the Janka scale of 1600-2400, and can at times have some wild grain. I am curious as to your thoughts on the Meigoryoumou and the Miki? Pluses or minuses to both, and your favorite blade width for a smoother? Thanks, and I hope you and the family are safe and healthy in these crazy times. John
Hi John,
Miki kanna has HSS which is more durable. The Meigoryoumou has #1 Blue Steel, harder and can get a really sharp edge. Because of the hardness it will be bit more brittle than HSS. Miki with HSS can take more of a beating but the edge might not be as sharp as blue steel. I can get a really sharp edge on HSS not a problem. Hope this helps
Thanks, William. Do you have the Miki in stock in the 60mm? This sounds a lot like the PMV-11 steel from Veritas, and i love those blades. John
Hi John,
Yes I have 2 in stock. https://wnwoodworkingschool.com/product/miki-powdery-high-speed-steel-60mm-smoothing-planes/