A method and apparatus for edging boards using an exemplary edge plane is shown and described herein. The method and apparatus for edging boards uses a cutting edge on the blade and an adjusting mechanism engageably coupled thereto. The method for edging boards using an edge plane apparatus adjusts the height or depth of the cutting edge to make a cut in the on the corner of a board or other such material.

A file for use in forming a groove in a nut or bridge of a string musical instrument. The file includes a filing edge that is rounded to the same radius as the string to be fitted in the groove it forms in the nut and bridge. A spine or rib is formed along the upper edge of the file to provide stiffening and permitting the file to not bow or flex when being used.

A file for use in forming a groove in a nut or bridge of a string musical instrument. The file includes a filing edge that is rounded to the same radius as the string to be fitted in the groove it forms in the nut and bridge. A spine or rib is formed along the upper edge of the file to provide stiffening and permitting the file to not bow or flex when being used.

The present invention relates to a shooting board jig device. The device is comprised of a body having a base plate and a guide fence. The guide fence can be repositioned at a plurality of angles within a 360-degree range of movement atop the base plate and secured in said position via a pin. A hand planer known in the art can further be positioned along any side of the base plate. The generally L-shaped guide fence can then receive a board. The board is then placed towards the hand planer at the selected angle, such that the planar can be used to plane the edge or the end of the board. In this manner, the device allows a user to plane a board at a plurality of desired angles.

A file for use in forming a groove in a nut or bridge of a string musical instrument. The file includes a filing edge that is rounded to the same radius as the string to be fitted in the groove it forms in the nut and bridge. A spine or rib is formed along the upper edge of the file to provide stiffening and permitting the file to not bow or flex when being used.

A file for use in forming a groove in a nut or bridge of a string musical instrument. The file includes a filing edge that is rounded to the same radius as the string to be fitted in the groove it forms in the nut and bridge. A spine or rib is formed along the upper edge of the file to provide stiffening and permitting the file to not bow or flex when being used.

A method and apparatus for edging boards using an exemplary edge plane is shown and described herein. The method and apparatus for edging boards uses a cutting edge on the blade and an adjusting mechanism engagably coupled thereto. The method for edging boards using an edge plane apparatus adjusts the height or depth of the cutting edge to make a cut in the on the corner of a board or other such material.

A surface trimming plane includes a holder, a blade, a press plate, a movable nut, and an adjusting screw. The holder is provided with an inner stepped face which is provided with two tracks, a guide channel and a perforation. The movable nut is mounted in the guide channel. The adjusting screw extends through the perforation, and is screwed through the movable nut. The blade is located between the two tracks and is secured on the movable nut. The press plate is mounted on the holder and located above the blade. The press plate presses the blade to locate the blade. When the adjusting screw is rotated, the movable nut is moved in the guide channel, and the blade is moved with the movable nut to adjust a displacement of the blade.

A surface trimming plane includes a holder, a blade, a press plate, a movable nut, and an adjusting screw. The holder is provided with an inner stepped face which is provided with two tracks, a guide channel and a perforation. The movable nut is mounted in the guide channel. The adjusting screw extends through the perforation, and is screwed through the movable nut. The blade is located between the two tracks and is secured on the movable nut. The press plate is mounted on the holder and located above the blade. The press plate presses the blade to locate the blade. When the adjusting screw is rotated, the movable nut is moved in the guide channel, and the blade is moved with the movable nut to adjust a displacement of the blade.

The present invention relates to a shooting board jig device. The device is comprised of a body having a base plate and a guide fence. The guide fence can be repositioned at a plurality of angles within a 360-degree range of movement atop the base plate and secured in said position via a pin. A hand planer known in the art can further be positioned along any side of the base plate. The generally L-shaped guide fence can then receive a board. The board is then placed towards the hand planer at the selected angle, such that the planar can be used to plane the edge or the end of the board. In this manner, the device allows a user to plane a board at a plurality of desired angles.