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I own a Clifton #5. Love the plane, Detest the 2 part chip breaker. Do they make a solid chip breaker?

Still quite commonly used to install bottom track for steel studs on concrete floors

I've come in late to this discussion, but I can suggest that you try emailing [email protected]. If they don't have the part they might be able to suggest who does.

Years ago I had a similar problem. Switched to a Stanley Graphite hammer which has a tuning fork in the handle to absorb the vibrations. Worked instantly. Comparable price to regular hammer. Don't know if still available but worth checking out.

I recently acquired 2 of these. I would like to know what the proper skew angle of the cutters is. I've read online that it is 7 or 7 1/2 degrees however the cutters I have and the line on the cutter box are at 9 degrees.

I would use T-Nuts. You can counterbore the top with a Forstner bit so it sits flush.

Perhaps the phraseology of my original post was misleading. I don't have any interest in this company, I simply receive their catalog several times a year.

I don't understand this reply. I was simply providing the information requested by one of the respondents.

www.MLCSwoodworking.com fast joint precision joinery system pg. 7 of my catalog.

Concerning door handing. In the US there are two methods of determining the hand of a door. The first is the glazier's method. In that you put your back to the hinge jamb If the door opens to your right, it's a right hand door , to the left it's a left hand. The second method is the one the...

The bench is a Lervad. I have one.

Sprayway #801 Woodworkers Dry Coating Lubricant

Not sure how much use I can be because I'm in the states, but the two use are. # 1 CR Laurence Cat. #WS140 Wax Lube, #2) Lenox Lube Tube. Of the two I prefer the CR Laurence because it has a higher beeswax content which works better for lubing screws in metal. The Lenox is better for screws in...

Having been a glazier for 45 years we cut aluminum extrusions all the time with table saws and miter saws. You want to use a carbide blade with a negative hook and a triple chip configuration. Stickwax is a must not so much because of cut quality but because aluminum is sticky and will fill the...

Who is "the other place"?

Could you be more specific on who "the other Forum" is?

Thanks for the help. Couldn't have done it without you. Sincerely.

Is it possible that you could tell me where you found the details so I could look them up myself? Thank you.

Are you making progress on the measurements?