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Figured I bring out BOTH of mine....IMAG0152.jpg
Ohio Tool Co. No.81. Single iron
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New York Tool Works, with a double thistle brand iron. Fire wood rear handle, too...
Both are 22" long, and the irons are about 2-3/8" wide. Yard sale finds last year...
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Steven, did you get a new camera? These images are a lot sharper than usual.
If my habit included wood bodied planes, there wouldn't be any room in my shop for stuff other than tools.
jtk
"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
- Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
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Nope, just a better tripod.
Have these two, a pair of Jack planes, and a coffin smoother....
There is also the Stanley clan.....No. 122, No.26, No. 28, No.29, and the No. 31 Jointer. lurking somewhere is a Sargent/Fulton 3416 jack.
When the iron ones get me worn down, I can switch to these lighter ones..
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If sales like that happened at yards near me, I'd mow them for a month.
Awesome finds.
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Gave the Ohio Tool Works No. 81 a test drive, had to adjust where it was cutting..
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Yes, it is just pine, but has a few BIG knots going across the plank.
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Tends to send curl up and around my wrist. Cleaned the test track with a smaller plane..
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I think it has a Thistle Brand iron
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While I had the plank clamped up, brought out a Stanley No.29 to try out..
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Seems it sends shavings all over the place. Mortise chisel is by Butcher....
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