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USPS Money Order payment only is a big deterrent for me. Offer more options - nice plane, decent price.

Andrew

That is a beautiful Type 11 John, good price too, good luck with the sale!

Sounds like an outstanding trip! I grew up about 3 miles from the Willard St. shop in Ludlow. Of course this was pre-gentrified neighborhoods. I really need to travel up there sometime soon.

This saw is sold!

Sold - pending funds

Bad Axe No. 9 Tenon Saw $400 plus $10 shipping. Zelle preferred but will accept Paypal

Cherry Handle upgrade

Regular size grip, right handed.

12 PPI, filed Hybrid

Titanium-Nitride back...

Like Tom, I like Berea College brooms; 1 for the shop
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and a smaller one for the kitchen
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Got the tap so this is looking promising :)

PM sent to Keith…how about that!

Moderators: May want to consider moving this topic to the Neanderthal forum as is contains some useful Stanley 63/64 spokeshave information. Just loose the WTB portion of the title.

Thank you

William…good suggestion expanding the search to include the 64. The flat bottoms are more plentiful and cheaper!

Stephen…you are reinforcing my thoughts regarding the correct thumb screw/washer.
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Guys…thanks so much for the sage insight.

The body of the plane is in exceptional shape (probably 99% japanning intact). So I think before a go the re-tap route I am going to continue looking for...

Might be a stretch but I thought I would ask before buying a donor spokeshave. My 63 is in great shape but I don’t think the cap iron screw is original (see picture). Most of the pictures that I have...

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PM incoming!

Just curious - what does “BLUE DUCK” mean?

Nice haul Richard…I will be watching the classified’s :)

Same here…great business practice! More small/ cottage business should exercise this practice.

For years (before boutique saws) the goto coping saw was an Olson. Buy some decent Pegas 18 TPI skip toothblades and that would be a good and inexpensive start. Both items can be had from Amazon for...

I have both as well, the Taylor knock-off, like Glenn says “is not bad”. May want to give it a tought.

I have always followed Rob Cosman’s approach to the craft of dovetailing for quite a number of years (from the DVD days).

As an aside, this past week I bought one of his dovetail markers with the...

Thanks guys...based on your input I was 1) able to determine that I need to search for CNC router service as opposed to engraving and 2) I was able to find local a service. Much appreciate your...

Hopefully several of you guys are familiar with Chris Becksvoort 's wonderful tool cabinet (see image). If you have seen better images than this one, you know that he has his name engraved in the...

This opinion is strictly from a hobbyist point of view. I try to keep sanding to a minimum with various planes and scrapers…but sanding is inevitable…I’m just glad I don’t have to do it daily like...

Derek,

I don't post too often but I am an avid reader of your neander posts and find them both enjoyable and informative. Your interview above is just another fine example. I find your...

First admission....I am a jig/guide guy...no free wheel'in here!...I presently use the eclipse-style honing jig ($10) for all plane and chisel sharpening and with a homemade guide for both 25 and 30...