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![The Lie-Nielsen facility, in Warren, Maine (at 6:30 a.m. on Friday, July 11; the drive up from Portland didn't take as long as I thought it would).](https://www.popularwoodworking.com/wp-content/uploads/LNFront.jpg)
The Lie-Nielsen facility, in Warren, Maine (at 6:30 a.m. on Friday, July 11; the drive up from Portland didn’t take as long as I thought it would).
Apologies for the delay in posting this; I took a few days’ vacation in Maine after the Lie-Nielsen Open House, then the last 10 days or so to catch up (well, to try to catch up…I’m not quite yet there).
A lot of folks have e-mailed with questions about new tools on the horizon from Lie-Nielsen (I know most of you know what I’m talking about…); While Thomas Lie-Nielsen is eager to make those available he – understandably – won’t do so until they’re 100-percent perfect. So that’s all I’ll say on that front. Oh…except I got to try out both of said unnamed tools, and they will be well worth the wait.
I’m sorry I didn’t get pictures of all the demonstrators; I was at “my” bench in the auxiliary tent much of the time, demonstrating fixes for faulty dovetails. (In hindsight, I should have cut some good ones, too…just so I could quit explaining that I was messing up on purpose!). But below, you’ll find a slideshow of the least fuzzy shots I was able to get with my phone (click on the images to make them larger, as you wish).
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I second pmac’s comment… I just emailed back & forth with LN about their plow plane – not knowing beforehand that it had been announced over a year ago – because I’m in the market for one.
Waiting… with only a hint of impatience…:-)
You did a beautiful presentation with your photos here Megan.
No plow plane or honing guide pics?