>Scott Stradley wrote "However as to the patent I think you had best check
>out Shopsmith (Normie Mag) issue 19 pages 4 to 7 for an Article titled
>"Jigs, jointer using hand plane"."

Some time ago a friend sent me a copy of an article in
American Woodworker (February 1997, #57, p72): Edge-jointing
jig. It's a #7 held upside-down with a 22 deg. skew. It has
a 46.5 in. long "bed" (infeed and outfeed) with a  3.5 in. high
fixed fence. It's easy to build and can be adapted for other
plane sizes. Since my jointing technique improved, I never got
around to building it...
If interested and don't have access to American Woodworker, I
could mail/fax a copy.

Bon rabotage,
Louis