My interpretation of traditional bow-making planes. A set I made out of bronze, with lignum vitae infills and wedges. ​

 

The steel pins which hold the wedges have a wide flat facet on the underside and can rotate freely - they don't create a groove in the wood and therefore the iron is firmly held by actual wedging-action.

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The sole is machined out of one piece of metal.

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The irons are Veritas 'flushing chisel' blades with the handle attachment ground off. It's the famous (and excellent) PM-V11 steel.