An Ogee Plane is a woodwork plane designed
for forming ogee moulds.
Traditionally and most commonly an ogee plane was a
wooden moulding plane
in the form of a
wooden ogee moulding plane(s) (C.1700 - 1950).
From the late 1800's a new alternative way of producing ogee's came about in the form of the
Stanley 55 Multi-Plane.
With the Stanley 55 being an expensive plane and the wooden ogee plane being in huge
abundance as well as wooden planes usually being handed down through family generations
it can be assumed the wooden ogee plane continued to be commonly used for ogee work
through much of the 1900's, with the use dwindling as the introduction of ogee machinery
/ power tool cutters became available and affordable.
An ogee plane mould has three main mould designs:
Ogee moulds have been and are a failry common mould.
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