What is the spokesperson?

Shokeshave is a tool for cutting and shaping used in wood cutting. It has two handles in line with it on both sides of the blade. It works similarly to the bench plane, but thanks to its shape it can cut rounded surfaces. Some of these surfaces include traditional wheels, which gave the instrument its name, as well as curved seat surfaces, spindles, canoe paddles and some species of furniture, such as convertible. The body holds the blade and its underside is referred to as the only . The blade adjustment screws are usually placed on the top of the body and may have different functions, from the blade height to adjust the blade curvature. The handles are usually made of wood or metal and sideways. Those with flat blades and feet of flat rays. The curved spokesperson is also known as Round spokesperson and its blade and the sole may have either a convex or concave formation. Those who are concave are also referred to as compass rays.

For the use of this tool, the working piece is usually provided first in the vice. Then the spokesman is held against the surface and either pushed or pulled. The blade sits at an angle to the sole and a carved piece. When the downtown holds the handle and moves the tool over the surface with a certain pressure, the wood is shaved from the work.

This tool is used for a long time. Archaeologists have discovered prehistoric language made of stone. Before the mid -18th century, most of these tools had wooden handles. When the first bench planes were occupied from the metal, fuel drumsticks began to be produced in bulk.

Many woodworks often as a feeling of wooden fuel drumstick. Because this is the case, quite a few traditional craftsmen do them in this way. Some wood workers make their own monarchs and return to the times when the craftsmen have created most of the tools they used.

tools similar to TomutThe implementation includes scrapers Drawknives and Cabinet. The Drawknife blade is much longer and can be used in tree explosion or to remove more wood than a beam. The cabinet scratches have a vertical blade that is used to the woodflower when they are scraped vertically into the wood, instead of cutting the angle and cutting the wood from the workpiece.