Grooving plane

[pop-pop]

I made this grooving plane recently, call me naive, but I did not anticipate how handy it was going to be.

Need a groove for a tray/drawer bottom? Just clamp the stock, grab the grooving plane, and plane your groove in a matter of seconds. No measuring, machine setup, nor test cuts.

 

[Scott H]

Very nice!!

 

[Hmerkle]

Mike - I think you might have just saved yourself $200!!

Rob Cosman's Drawer Bottom Plane

This is Rob's custom made plane that allows you to easily and quickly hand-cut the dado in the side of a drawer to insert the bottom panel. Visit RobCosman.com and learn how to use this tool by watching our product videos, seeing our detailed pictures, reading our in-depth product descriptions...

robcosman.com

Well... $199.95 LOL

 

[pop-pop]

Mike - I think you might have just saved yourself $200!!

Rob Cosman's Drawer Bottom Plane

This is Rob's custom made plane that allows you to easily and quickly hand-cut the dado in the side of a drawer to insert the bottom panel. Visit RobCosman.com and learn how to use this tool by watching our product videos, seeing our detailed pictures, reading our in-depth product descriptions...

robcosman.com

Well... $199.95 LOL

Hank, I cheated and used laminated construction. Guess that I could only charge $125.

 

[Ricksmi]

Mike you made what Stanley in the early 1900s had as a great hand tool, well done and enjoy joy hand made shop tools. In the 20 century a set of hand-planes from Stanley and others was the sign of a true woodworker. I have a set of planes from the early 1900s and for molding, dado's, rabbits are a great pleasure to work with and I still use them to this day. Truth is on many projects these old "planes" are quicker then setting up a router or dado set IMO.

 

[Wilsoncb]

Dare I say that’s groovy!