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Please name that county. My wallet hopes it's not near Northern Indiana.
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I hope your vehicle will hold all of that!!!
Lee Schierer
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No worries there. I’m all set on planes. I’m just looking for a couple chisels.
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Oops, this was meant for 'neanderthal'.
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Was this guys business rehabbing old planes or did he just want them all to himself?
I get the chisels, they have a wide variety, the planes look to be be quite a lot of the same.
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From the Craigslist post:
"I've been a hobbyist woodworker and collector of woodworking tools for the past 45 years and it's now time to thin the herd."
Bunch of other stuff too, including old chainsaws.
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Where?
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That MF # 10? (I think it is a 10? The 10" smoother with the 2-3/8" iron) would be a nice get.
Some nice chisels, too.
The rest is pretty ordinary.
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Originally Posted by Jim Koepke
Santa Rosa, California
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My first thought was that Newman was thinning the herd!
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None of those chisels look like 4 pounders, so I'm safe.
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Those knuckle planes are fine users, Haven’t seen any for sale in a long time , much easier to use than those “ puzzle planes”.
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