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submitted 1 year ago by circularfish@beehaw.org to c/diy@beehaw.org

Let's hear it. No project too big or too small.

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[-] nyan@lemmy.cafe 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I did get around to the hand plane this week. Most of the rust and grot is off and now I need to lap the sole as best I can.

If there's still a bit of rust left somewhere . . . I don't actually care. It's a 1970s Canadian-made Stanley Craftsman plane, which means that it's effectively worthless. I just want it in good enough shape not to leave rust streaks on whatever I'm trying to plane. In five years or so, I expect I'll either have given up on woodworking or bought a higher-quality replacement.

(I also need to fix a chair, which I didn't quite get to today.)

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