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Hey Carol, I found you a rabbit plane:

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Rob Keeble said:
Very nice collection Bart did not realize you were such a Neader. How come you dont spend more time in the Neader forum. Dont tell me you been in the spinny vortex while owning a set of tools like that.;):D:thumb:
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Rob I'm kind of a wannabe neander I use chisels & a hand plane once in a while & have done a bit of sharpening. I want to get my back saws sharpened professionally & not do it my self. In the pic I am mortising for hinges using my Router plane. I like using hand tools & need to have the time & materials to make a place for them. I would use them more if they were all stored properly & all nice & sharp. Larry will tell you I have them stored all over the shop, just where ever I can find a place to put them.
 

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i will attest to what bart said about them being hidden everywhere,, for a small space its full:):thumb::thumb: also he is kinda like steve southwood ,bart has a knack for finding deals:thumb:
 
Bill Antonacchio said:
Ok, now look at Bart's second and third pictures and someone tell me how to cut the angled/bevelled hole in that plane.
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I sent this note to Roy Underhill asking for some insight from him:
I am guessing you would be a good candidate for the correct answer.
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> My thought is that a specially made large skewed conical head with a blade in a brace was used by the makers originally. Kind of like that tenon maker you have used on your show.
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Hi Bill,

It is kind of a taper auger (if I understand the question) similar to
(but finer than) the one in the attached drawing.
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It ends up in one of the most beautiful forms in all of woodworking tools!

Best to you!

Roy Underhill
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