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Tag Archives: Kanna
Concluding the Kanna Journey-Actually Just the Beginning
OK…I’m sure that you all are getting tired of my posting about kanna. I have to admit that it does seem like my life has been all kanna, all the time for the last several weeks. Even management has been … Continue reading
Kanna on the Cheap
Earlier this week I need to place an order thru Amazon. Since I have been doing so much searching on the internet for kanna, Amazon presented me with some “suggested items”. One those was a very inexpensive little block plane … Continue reading
Hira Kanna Remake-Part 2
In Part 1 I recounted my trying weekend in the shop while remaking the dai block to turn this blade into a functioning kanna. So now that I solved the mystery of the skewed blade and fixed the chip in … Continue reading
Birthing a Hira-Kanna(common plane)
This blog has been quiet as of late, which usually indicates that not much is happening in my wood shop. In this instance though, that is not the case. I’ve been in the shop almost everyday trying to get my head … Continue reading
Kanna Blade Identification-Can you Help?
I’m asking for your help. I was recently asked about the blade in one of my kanna. That question made me realize that I know nothing about the Japanese plane blades that I own. I’m hoping that some of you … Continue reading
Chisel Setup
My Japanese chisels are middle of the road, decent user-grade chisels. As such, they are factory produced and marketed for the western buyer. They are a laminated construction and the steel is good, but the fit and finish is a … Continue reading
Training
The best way I know to learn a new skill is through repetition, lots of repetition. My ultimate goal is to transition over to using the Japanese plane (kanna) exclusively in my woodworking. However there are several challenges that must … Continue reading
The Great Kanna Experiment-Part 2
After my Cheerios and coffee this morning I headed out to the shop to try my hand at making dai #2. This dai will have the blade bedded at 45deg. My goal is to find the best blade angle for … Continue reading