Brian Boggs Spokeshaves

Jul 22, 2003 7 Replies

I have just watched the Brian Boggs video clip, "Using Your Souped-Up Spokeshave" on the Fine Woodworking site.



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shows a range of spokeshaves for flat and round work. It would seem that Lie-Nielsen make a flat Spokeshave to his specification.



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the round versions available from anywhere?



Thanks, Roy


Veritas shave is incredible in either flat or curve conformation.

The concave types are available - I even own one (Kunz) - but flexing a thin scraper does final rounding at my house. Tried a scratch stock arrangement, but it didn't do as well.

If you want plain, try Woodworker's Supply for the Kunz. If you want fancy, Garrett Wade.

You could try asking him yourself.

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mailto: snipped-for-privacy@brianboggschairs.com

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?lGen=detail&itemID=101064&itemType=PRODUCT&iMainCat=0&iSubCat=0&iProductID=101064And, of course many other places.

Having used them, I prefer to use the low-angle types with my bodger's bench, finishing, as I said, with a flexed scraper.

Next time try right clicking on the image and doing a "save as". Works great for me.

Scott

If you look more closely at the lie-nielson link, you'll see that you can order either flat or curved.

Cheers, Eric

Eric, Thanks for the response... Yes I understand that there are flat and curved in the Lie-Nielsen range. I was actually interested in the versions that have rounded blades. George, above - pointed me to

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these...

I would imagine that Lie-Nielsen are working on the round versions given that they have already done the straight versions.

Thanks, Roy

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