Review on Adjustable Spoke Shave By WoodRiver For Improved Search Engine Visibility by Kevin Greer

The adjustment of both the blade and throat are by the "loosen and tap” method. The two sets of screws -one set knurled, the other slotted- are clamps, not adjusters.The machining was decent quality, except the foot and the flat of the blade appeared to have been hand-dressed together, to make them look shiny and sharp (both showed grain running across the tool, not in line, as a proper pre-sharpening should appear). Both were slightly un-flat. Flattening the small blade was a chore.After correcting the problems, and slowly adjusting the blade, the tool works for the gentle seat back curves I wanted to create. But I know it will take much of the same effort again to handle the next shape I want to cut.I guess I felt mislead by the prominent brass adjuster screws- this isn’t like other spokeshaves that are adjusted that way.