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  1. I spoke to the guy again. They are a sawmill...

    I spoke to the guy again. They are a sawmill apparently specializing in posts (4x4 up to 14x14) and he said that they have to either stamp it KD-19 or S-GRN. They cannot kiln dry the larger pieces,...
  2. I guess that is my main question-- is it...

    I guess that is my main question-- is it reasonable to believe that a new piece of lumber could be kiln dried even though it bears a surfaced-green stamp?
  3. You make a good point, Jamie. The whole question...

    You make a good point, Jamie. The whole question may be moot. I'll see what they say. They are 1/3rd the price of what I normally find in the orange store.
  4. Glad I'm not the only one confused with it and...

    Glad I'm not the only one confused with it and thanks for the tip on the measurements. I'm going to call the guy back tomorrow and see what he says, but it should be new lumber as I believe they are...
  5. Lumber stamped S-GRN but I'm told it is KD

    I'm looking at some 4x4 southern yellow pine posts at a local lumberyard (wholesale) that are a really good deal. They are stamped S-GRN but they say they are kiln dried on site to a max of 19% mc...
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    You could use a chemical stripper and probably...

    You could use a chemical stripper and probably save yourself some time. I've used one of the aerosol paint strippers from the big box store with good results.

    To recoat it, I've had good results...
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    Unfortunately, the tote and knob were missing but...

    Unfortunately, the tote and knob were missing but I had extras that I had intended to use.

    For $3, I pretty much got a lever cap, large diameter lbrass depth adjuster, a chipbreaker and some...
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    So a grunt to a grunt and quarter, got it! As...

    So a grunt to a grunt and quarter, got it!

    As for the $3 #5 that I picked up, an overnight soak in evaporust revealed a 1.5-inch crack on the side parallel to and just above where the frog seats. ...
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    Good video, thanks for passing that on. I watch...

    Good video, thanks for passing that on. I watch his show sometimes when it comes on at night and hear that he does a class or two in North Carolina.

    I'll take a look at that blade at HD. I...
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    Another newbie question if you don't mind... I...

    Another newbie question if you don't mind...

    I picked up a #5 Bailey for $3 at a flea market, it looks like a Type 13 and a rusty heap all at once. But that's ok--it disassembled just fine and...
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    Hey Jim, thanks for the info! It sounds as...

    Hey Jim, thanks for the info! It sounds as though I was over tightening them so I'm glad I asked.

    I appreciate the offer to help out, but it may be a drive for you...I'm in Jackson, MS.

    Have...
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    Stanley plane frog screws

    Hey guys,

    First post here, just finished cleaning up a Stanley #7C (type 15) and had a question about the two screws/washers that attach the frog to the plane. How tight do they need to be? In...
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