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https://www.carbatec.com.au/veritas-skew-rabbet-plane_c20446
Also known as a moving fillister, this rabbeting plane cuts quickly and quietly, avoiding the set-up, noise and dust associated with power tools. Like the Stanley #289 that inspired it, it is configured with a blade skewed at a 30° angle to reduce cut resistance, aid in shaving clearance, and help pull the fence tight against the workpiece. Because the blade sits flush with the side of the plane body, corner cuts are clean and accurate. Adjustable in two axes (vertical and horizontal) for depth and projection, the scoring spur sits ahead of the blade and is used to reduce tear-out on cross-grain work. The spur can be recessed for work with the grain.
The 7-3/8″ long fence is through-drilled to accept a wooden extension. Double guide rods and a special collet locking system prevent the fence from racking, and the large brass knobs allow fast and easy adjustments without tools. The fence can be positioned to allow a maximum rabbet width of 1-1/2″. The adjustable shoe controls the depth of cut to a maximum 3/4″ deep (or you can remove the shoe for no depth limitation), and has relieved edges to avoid marking your work. Supplied with a lapped A2 tool steel blade that is 1/8″ thick and just over 1-5/8″ wide. The depth-adjustment mechanism is fast and accurate, with an independent traveller to prevent lateral shifting of the blade. Set screws along the side allow repeatable blade positioning. The large wooden handles are solid and comfortable to hold. The 9-3/4″ long ductile cast iron body is machined with a 45° blade bed and weighs 3-1/2 lb. The plane is available in left- and right-hand versions. You may need only the version that suits your dominant hand, though neither model is exclusively for left- or right-handed users. They are in fact complementary since having both lets you accommodate any grain direction.
https://bestchoiceproducts.com/products/best-choice-products-leather-l-shape-sectional-sofa-couch-w-reversible-chaise-ottoman-brown
This brown, faux leather couch by Best Choice Products came in two separate packages, which were astonishingly light weight.
It took me and my husband approximately forty-five minutes to open the packages and carry the pieces and parts up the stairs into his man cave cigar bar on the second floor of our house, and assemble them there.
They come with one page of “instructions,” printed on one side of an 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheet of paper. They are more a diagram showing the parts and the phases of assembly, than a set of instructions, and the parts were not labeled, which made it frustrating to try to put one of the arms on the couch, because the arms seemed interchangeable, until it occurred to me that perhaps it mattered which side the arms went on. Apparently, the holes for the bolts had been drilled with the arm in place, so that the holes would match exactly, causing it to matter which arm went on which side.
The couch comes with a flat wrench to tighten the eight nuts which fasten the arms to the sides of the couch; I also needed to use one of my husband’s screwdrivers to make holes for the corresponding bolts to go through. The corresponding holes on the arms are reinforced with heavy, metal rivets.
The couch itself is a very good deal for its price. Between being light weight and easy to assemble, it is very firm and comfortable. It comes with a foot stool which, depending on the configuration of the seat cushions, can either form the bottom of an “L” in conjunction with the rest of the couch, or stand alone as a square footstool. It has a boxy, rectangular look, and fits perfectly into one corner of my husband’s man cave, between the door at one end, and a fountain and window at the foot of the “L.”
I’m 5 feet 2 inches tall, and can fit perfectly between the arms of the couch, lying down, fully extended, for a nap. When I sit up at the bottom of the “L,” it accommodates my outstretched legs perfectly. Unfortunately, my husband is too tall to lie fully extended on the couch, between the arms, but he can put his feet on the foot stool at an angle if he wants to take a nap on this couch. We both find it very comfortable, and ideal for people with small apartments on upper levels, who don’t want to (or can’t) carry a large, heavy couch up the stairs or into an elevator.