Do hand planes with the blade set in a "high angle" frog really do a better job on non-straight grain, or would a scraper plane be a better choice? Or, is both the better solution?
I've been working with wavy-grained woods a lot lately and am tired of fighting tear-out. I have very nice LN planes and they're very sharp, but I still get tear-out when climbing into the grain. Since the grain is so wavey, I have not choice. I have scrapers and use them, but to level off a board with them makes my hands hurt just thinking about it.
Thanks for any help,
Mike Dembroge