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RussellS said:Was that poor board 6 inches thick when you began planing?
Makes me think of the old Acme Toothpick Company cartoon where they cut an entire tree down to make one toothpick! ;-)
RussellS said:Was that poor board 6 inches thick when you began planing?
Crazyraceguy said:Mark Spagnolo (Woodwhisperer) did the same thing in his last video with his new planer. He pretty much eliminated a piece of walnut IIRC?
I have yet to really embrace hand tools. That is likely going to be more of a retirement exercise. I have a couple, even a long jointer style Stanley, but it just sits on the cleat-wall of the tiny metal shop in my backroom. That's where my wood lathe and ShopSmith are located too. It's a mess, but that's future-me's problem.
derekcohen said:Because everyone likes eye candy. LNs #4 1/2 Anniversary (#240/500), and a #3 with Rosewood handle and knob (these are #4 size to fit my larger hand) …
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Regards from Perth
Derek
NiceDynaGlide said:Yes it is
[member=4358]derekcohen[/member] Those are two planes I would love to own. Unfortunately they are made of unobtanium. The 4 1/2 anniversary just went for $2000 (maybe more, didn't follow the auction) on eBay. The #3 bronze also commands a near $1000 price tag.
Matt
derekcohen said:[member=4358]derekcohen[/member] Those are two planes I would love to own. Unfortunately they are made of unobtanium. The 4 1/2 anniversary just went for $2000 (maybe more, didn't follow the auction) on eBay. The #3 bronze also commands a near $1000 price tag.
Matt
Interesting Matt. I know that Covid and disrupted manufacturing had led to an increase in the prices in the used market (not by the manufacturers), but was unaware of the current asking prices. It does not affect me - I just use them.
Regards from Perth
Derek