BTW, putting a back bevel on changes the cutting geometry, effectively
giving you a high angle plane. Can be a benefit, can be a curse.

On May 31, 2017 7:33 PM, "Christopher Dunn" 
wrote:



The smart thing to do is to put a back bevel on the iron and call it a
day (like the last guy who owned the plane), but I now consider this a
challenge and want it the back flat.

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