The blade on a molding plane can be released by tapping the notch in the wedge with the mallet. Reposition the blade in the plane, with the bevel at least an eighth of an inch shy of the mouth. Reset the wedge firmly, tapping it tight with a few gentle mallet strokes while holding the iron tight to the frog. If the blade isnât set square to the sole of the plane, a tap or two to one side or other on the portion of the iron that protrudes above the wedge should align it. Then set the depth as described above.
Simply putting dirty pennies in a solution of vinegar and hydrogen peroxide makes them cleaner. This video shows you how it's done. Please take appropriate safety measures when performing this and any experiment. Use common sense. Don't drink the stuff. Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
I used regular bar soap and warm water to clean it, since i'm out of antibacterial hand soap. The only other thing i have is an out dated bottle... Yes, it's completely safe. The only thing that happens is that as time goes on some of the hydrogen peroxide breaks down into water. Essentially, it is just diluted hydrogen peroxide, but it should be fine for the time being. If the peroxide bubbles slightly when it hits the wound, then it's still doing its job. Warm water and soap is the best treatment to clean it out. If it's been a couple of days and the wound is infected, then triple antibiotic cream can help.