Beading - Plane

high-quality vintage or new ones (like the ones from Philly Planes)

Let me know which part of the story you're most interested in! An Odd Duck: The Double Beading Plane - Wood n Bows beading plane

Traditionally fashioned from solid beech wood, the sole often includes "boxing"—a piece of dense boxwood inlaid where the iron cuts the bead—to protect the wood from wear. high-quality vintage or new ones (like the ones

Many modern woodworkers, like those featured on Lost Art Press , consider the side-beading plane a "gateway drug" to traditional molding planes, due to its satisfying, relatively easy use and beautiful, precise results. It is designed to hide seams, such as

It is designed to hide seams, such as where a drawer bottom meets the front, or to define shiplapped backboards. If you'd like, I can provide more details on:

Using a properly sharpened beading plane is often described as creating a "zzzzziiiiiippppp" sound, producing long, delicate curls of wood and a perfectly smooth profile. The Tool Itself