These are mine, let's see your's

[steven c newman]

#3 sized hand planes, that is. On another site, there is a "Review" going on. Each day, a different "size" of handplane is displayed.

Today being the third day of the review means #3 sized handplane photos.
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L-R:
Wards Master Quality #3 by Stanley, from WWII
Millers Falls #8 type 4
Windsor #33 Scrub plane, from Harbor Freight
Dunlap#3, York Pitch, West Germany iron
So, let see YOUR #3 planes, even them Bedrock ones.

Tomorrow, it will be #4 sized planes, be prepared.

[Mike Cherry]

Aww I don't have a 3 😞

[Jim Koepke]

Been there, Done that...

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...lanes-Compared

Maybe my post was a few months early.

jtk

[Chris Hachet]

I do not have a pic of my #3, but it is the oldest plane I own. It dates to about 1895, and sees regular use.

Regards,

Chris

[David Turner]

How about 4 @ #2 size

David Turner

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[Frederick Skelly]

How about 4 @ #2 size

David Turner

David, do you use those 2's or collect them? I stumbled on to my #2 but havent seen another around here since.

[Jude Kenny]

Here's my No. 3. Type 11.

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[Jim Koepke]

Does four deuces beat three of a kind?

jtk

[Tony Wilkins]

Does four deuces beat three of a kind?

jtk

I think so but nothing beats a full house.

[ken hatch]

I'll play.

These are six of my #3 sized working planes. From left to right a shop made Krenov style with Hock iron, a Stanley (I believe) type 13 with Hock iron, a Woodriver V3, a Stanley post war with Hock iron, another shop made Krenov, and a Philly Coffin smoother. Of the group the first Krenov and the Woodriver get the most use. The Philly smoother is the newest and I'm still learning it's quirks, once known I expect it will move into the often used group. I've a couple or three more Stanley's in different stages of refurbishing but they are on the back burner for now. I've also several #3 sized Krenov style Beech blanks cut and sized, just needing the iron bedded and glue up that are also stuck on the back burner.





BTW, the slab of Walnut is the back side of a coffee table top that is currently in the short rows, the Beech base is finished, it just needs the top finished and the mortice buttons cut. Once those deeds are done it goes for MsBubba's inspection to learn its fate....living room or Goodwill.

[Chris Hachet]

I'll play.

These are six of my #3 sized working planes. From left to right a shop made Krenov style with Hock iron, a Stanley (I believe) type 13 with Hock iron, a Woodriver V3, a Stanley post war with Hock iron, another shop made Krenov, and a Philly Coffin smoother. Of the group the first Krenov and the Woodriver get the most use. The Philly smoother is the newest and I'm still learning it's quirks, once known I expect it will move into the often used group. I've a couple or three more Stanley's in different stages of refurbishing but they are on the back burner for now. I've also several #3 sized Krenov style Beech blanks cut and sized, just needing the iron bedded and glue up that are also stuck on the back burner.





BTW, the slab of Walnut is the back side of a coffee table top that is currently in the short rows, the Beech base is finished, it just needs the top finished and the mortice buttons cut. Once those deeds are done it goes for MsBubba's inspection to learn its fate....living room or Goodwill.

Interesting collection of planes, love the krenov planes and the Philly. Nice tos ee Wood river get some love, as a lot of guys here hate them.

I have a Miefer Coffin plane about the size of your philly plane, bought it back in the 80's. It has been a well loved and well used tool.

Would love to see the coffee table finished....

We use the same model jointer plane. I love the feel of a wooden jointer for face work, still plan on buying a LV low angle Jointer.

Chris

[Derek Cohen]

I have two ..

An English Stanley #3, which is now tuned to an inch of its life



.. and a Lie-Nielson #3 (50 degree bed with #4 handle - you honesty do not think I would leave anything unmodified, would you! ) ...



Well ... three if you count the Veritas Small BU Smoother ...



Regards from Perth

Derek

[Joe Bailey]

Some of my #3s

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1900-08
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1911
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(3) corrugated SW-era
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1942-45
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unused 1946-47
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[Christopher Charles]

I merely have a single pre war Stanley #3 which I use as a scrub. Works great for that

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[Chris Hachet]

Some of my #3s

1907-09
1907_09.jpg
1900-08
1900_08.jpg
1911
1911.jpg
(3) corrugated SW-era
1931_32 3C.jpg
1931-32.jpg
No_3_057.jpg
1942-45
1942_5.jpg
unused 1946-47
1946_47.jpg

Wonderful, nice seeing these so well kept!