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    Tool gloat sort of - before pictures

    I picked up a couple of planes from the bay. These are the before pictures. The after will have to wait...until after I've got em done.

    Stanley 5 1/2C, and a 604.

    A bit rough, I know. Going to fix up the totes and knobs. Spruce up the rest. Stay tuned....

    Ken
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    Ken,

    the rusty ones make the best before pics. I am really looking forward to
    seeing the after pics, also any in between pics would be nice too.


    Howie

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    Diamonds in the rough, Ken...diamonds in the rough!!! LOL

    -Ryan C.
    -Ryan C.

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    Handles have had new beavertails attached and partially shaped. More sanding tomorrow. Red paint came off the 604 with lacquer thinner and a few old toothbrushes.
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    great job on the totes !

    You really matched the grain nicely.

    Howie

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Werner
    Handles have had new beavertails attached and partially shaped. More sanding tomorrow. .
    What type glue did you use to make the attachments, epoxy?
    And what tool did you use for the shaping, I need to do the samething on a few planes.

    I like using old type planes but I have typically started using LN or modified Hoch replacement blades.

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    Ken,

    Nice job on the totes! Looking forward to more pictures.

    Jonathan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corvin Alstot
    What type glue did you use to make the attachments, epoxy?
    And what tool did you use for the shaping, I need to do the samething on a few planes.

    I like using old type planes but I have typically started using LN or modified Hoch replacement blades.
    Bandsaw, then belt sander, then rasp, then sandpaper.

    For glue, I've used epoxy, yellow, gorilla and thick CA. Not sure I have a preference yet.

    Will finish with rubbed on shellac.

    Thanks,
    Ken

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    604 finished

    Here it is, done for now. I may put a thicker blade and new chipbreaker in, but for now, here's how it looks.

    PS it IS a gloat now.
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    Nice job Ken!

    I got bit by the plane restoration bug a while back and have done about 30 of them so far. I enjoy doing the super rusty ones the best. I really need to start listing them on Ebay but I'm having trouble parting with any of them.

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    I agree Nic, it really is addictive...

    I'm Ken and I'm a planeaholic.

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    Heshes,

    I'm nic, and I'm 'plane crazy'

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