Re Lee Valley plane question

I bought a Mujingfang plane (chinese not Taiwanese) that has a 50 degree bed angle for around $30. I purchased it based on a plane comparison I saw on the net:

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The plane is amazing, better than any of my smoothers -#4 w Hock blade, # 4 1/2 with L-N blade, Shephard Tool Spiers 7, St James Norris- however this is probably due in large part to the bed angle. It is also less comfortable to use for a long time, but for $30 it rocks.

Scot

My LV catalogue came yesterday, and as usual I was drooling over all the > cool new toys. I have bought numerous LV toys and I never picked up > anything from them which was not up to par, which leads me to this > question. On page 34 there are these two Hong Kong planes, E and F, that > together go for $31.50 total. I find it hard to believe that two quality > planes could go for this price. Has anyone her actually used these planes > who could tell me something about them? TIA. > > Glen
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angle for around $30. I purchased it based on a plane comparison I saw on the net:

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The plane is amazing, better than any of my smoothers -#4 w Hock blade, # 4 1/2 with L-N blade, Shephard Tool Spiers 7, St James Norris- however this is probably due in large part to the bed angle. It is also less comfortable to use for a long time, but for $30 it rocks.

Umm... got a link for the sales site for us poorer bastards? Or is it Lee Valley?

Thanks, Alex

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AArDvarK

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has a whole series of "Chinese pattern planes" made by Mujingfang. Here's an example:
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Bob

Hey thanks bob, that is really cool! I want the plough/lpow

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AArDvarK

"oops!" accidentally clicked send. to continue... /plow plane and a smoother, these are great prices too. Alex

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