The Necklace Hand Plain Tool
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The Necklace Hand Plain Tool




In this instructable i am going to make wearable and practical mini hand plain for fine shaving.( and if you are not using it you can wear it as an necklaces ) I designed it in a way that when the blade gets dole you can just swap it out with another one.
Prepare the Wood








For this project i used dry cherry wood. but before i could use it i had to take of the bark and make it square .i did this by using a big gardening tool witch i don't now the English name for ( pic.2 )
Shaping and Drill the Hole for the Cord



i first rounded over the corners of the block of wood, than i used my drill to make a hole for the cord to go trough
Saw the Notch



i used my metal saw for this step because it has a thinner blade than a regular wood saw. if you still use a normal saw you can just put some tape over the blade to make a closer fit .
Burn in Your Design (optional)



i used my old soldering iron to burn in the skull. this step is not hard but be careful because you can easily burn your fingers
Sanding,oil and the Blade




u sanded up to 200 grid before adding a oil finish. Despite of the thin metal curing blade i used for the notch the blade was still to loose .to fix this i used some painters tape .
and until the next instructable goodbye
sir. Woodster