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    I know, you can never have too many, but...

    ...I think I am at least heading in that direction.

    And this is just what I plan on keeping.

    (BTW...my wife and I blame all of you all.)


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    I am never wrong.

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    No combi planes? No 45, 55, or at least 50 goodness?
    Not to mention a 98/99 pair, or a tongue and groove set.
    You have not yet begun to collect!
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    Mike
    From the workshop under the staircase, Clinton Township, MI
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    Well, it's a start anyway Harold.
    Dave Anderson

    Chester, NH

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    It's time to start collecting carving tools (good vintage ones) and really complicate things.

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    My god man.... You better use them all, or have lots of kids

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    Harold,

    Looks like you are off to a good start.

    jtk
    "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
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    (BTW...my wife and I blame all of you all.)
    Well that about covers every one.
    . . . however . . .
    Don't try to tangle me in your sinister web.
    I have pretty much always said :


    • I have almost no use for my two jointer planes (though I like to look at them).
    • I can do about any bench planing work from a box to a dining table with the three planes shown (including thicknessing from rough and jointing the planks into one board).


    PS: nice stable (of planes) you have there.
    and
    truth me known I have a whole bunch of planes just to have and admire them and fool around from time to time. Well I fool around more often than that . . . most of the time . . . actually . . .
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    I just realized . . .
    you don't have ENOUGH hand planes (or you are hiding them in the closet)(that's the case here isn't it ? You got 'em but you aren't showing them).
    Bevel up. You need jacks, jointers (to look at you understand), smoothers . . .
    The little blocks are nice but there is a whole new world out there for you . . .
    (or is it in your closet ?)
    Sharpening is Facetating.
    Good enough is good enough
    But
    Better is Better.

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    Harold, how old is the #7/8 on the far right?
    -Dan

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    Is it poetic coincidence that the Holy light is shining on the BU jack?

    I like your little Stanley Bullnose. But I'll wager it does its best work posing for photos.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prashun Patel View Post
    Is it poetic coincidence that the Holy light is shining on the BU jack?
    No coincidence. That light follows it around because it was once my plane.

    haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prashun Patel View Post
    Is it poetic coincidence that the Holy light is shining on the BU jack?
    Quote Originally Posted by David Weaver View Post
    No coincidence. That light follows it around because it was once my plane.

    haha
    OK, Dave...That actually got a belly laugh out of me!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dan sherman View Post
    Harold, how old is the #7/8 on the far right?
    They are both type 11's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prashun Patel View Post
    I like your little Stanley Bullnose. But I'll wager it does its best work posing for photos.
    Yeah...so far. I would definitely wear gloves if I ever really tried to use it.
    I am never wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Winton Applegate View Post
    I just realized . . .
    you don't have ENOUGH hand planes (or you are hiding them in the closet)(that's the case here isn't it ? You got 'em but you aren't showing them).
    Bevel up. You need jacks, jointers (to look at you understand), smoothers . . .
    The little blocks are nice but there is a whole new world out there for you . . .
    (or is it in your closet ?)
    So far, the planes I use the most by far are my blocks. ESPECIALLY my three 60 1/2's. (Well...only on e is actually a 60 1/2.)

    As far as the other planes you eluded to...well...they are actually in YOUR closet. I am just waiting on you to ship them to me!
    I am never wrong.

    Well...I thought I was wrong once...but I was mistaken.

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