Training wheels for your plane

[smorris]

I considered putting this in the tools area but...

http://www.jwflyrods.com/Block%20Plane%20Wheels.htm

[crokett]

Wow. I thought this was going to be a thread about wheels attached to the wingtips of an airplane or something.

[LarryG]

Okay, I see the plane, and I see the wheels ... but where's the treadmill?

I'm thinking putting this in Coffee Pot may well have been the right call. Is this for real?

[cabinetman]

I prefer my planes wheel-less.
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[Wood_workur]

Wow. I thought this was going to be a thread about wheels attached to the wingtips of an airplane or something.

I had the same thought.

[pelligrini]

Hehe, I don't see how the wheels could help with a plane, other than using a block plane when someone should have picked up something longer.

Along similar lines about what people were thinking when they saw this thread title. There's been a few times recently I got excited about a TV show title in the guide and when I tuned in it was a darn show on flying machines. One was "Great Planes" another was "Ultimate Planes".

[Black wallnut]

I'm starting to think I'm one of the few around here that understands how they make segmented bamboo fly rods. I can see how the wheels could help greatly!

[pelligrini]

Yea, you're probably right about that. I didn't put togeather the url about rods with the application of the wheels.

[bruce hylton]

Did I miss something? How would you use that on the latch side of a door? Or any other bevel?