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Preston Skew Spokeshave - JimReed@Tallahassee - 01-24-2017

I was in the shop today on a recreational tour and found these two shaves to play with. The Preston 1391 spokeshave is well known but they also made a skew version.


[Image: DSCN1917.jpg]

I always skew my spokeshave in use because it is easier. I guess the engineers at Preston wanted to save me and others the trouble and insert the skew at the factory.


[Image: DSCN1918.jpg]

Holding it on a scrap shows the 15 degree skew.


[Image: DSCN1919.jpg]

And we all know that skew planes leave delightful spiral shavings.


[Image: DSCN1920.jpg]

Of course, the regular 1391 also pulls nice shavings but without the spiral.


[Image: DSCN1921.jpg]

I guess this never caught on.


RE: Preston Skew Spokeshave - hbmcc - 01-24-2017


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RE: Preston Skew Spokeshave - Timberwolf - 01-24-2017

(01-24-2017, 01:13 PM)JimReed@Tallahassee Wrote: I was in the shop today on a recreational tour and found these two shaves to play with. The Preston 1391 spokeshave is well known but they also made a skew version.


[Image: DSCN1917.jpg]

I always skew my spokeshave in use because it is easier. I guess the engineers at Preston wanted to save me and others the trouble and insert the skew at the factory.


[Image: DSCN1918.jpg]

Holding it on a scrap shows the 15 degree skew.


[Image: DSCN1919.jpg]

And we all know that skew planes leave delightful spiral shavings.


[Image: DSCN1920.jpg]

Of course, the regular 1391 also pulls nice shavings but without the spiral.


[Image: DSCN1921.jpg]

I guess this never caught on.
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Pretty rare shave !!!!!! I like Preston tools!
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