Team Photo

Impressive!

-- http://www.woodsongsfurniture.com

I had no idea that I had replaced all of older Stanleys except one!

The standard block plane, on the right of the group of three, is a $20 Craftsman that somehow keeps on hanging-in!

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Go team! Hope the recovery goes well.

-- ...it's rennovation time!!!

Nice collection!

-- When my wife ask's what I have to show for my wood working hobby, I just show her the splinters.

now thats a nice collection! the team looks ready to go!

Wow, that is an impressive site.
Wish I could coach a team like that.

-- Kevin, Wichita, Kansas

Where do you plug them things in? I don’t see no power cords…220, or 221..whatever it takes!

-- David, South Windsor, CT "I love the smell of sawdust in the morning"

Very nice collection!

When you’re up to it, you should try to make your own plane.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

Very nice collection, I just bought my first hand plane (LN low angle block plane with adjustable mouth) Gawwwwd, I love it!
Larry

-- Growing older but not up!

the planes are splendid very beautiful collections

-- jeanmarc manosque france

And a winning team i is!

-- I'm a wood magician... I can turn fine lumber into firewood before your very eyes! - http://www.woodworkersguide.com

A special shot for Brad, and if he stops by, Mott! <g>

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If only the team did exactly what the coach asks…

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ah, now thats a plane!

-- David, South Windsor, CT "I love the smell of sawdust in the morning"

I knew you’d like that!

I don’t discriminate. Tails, no tails, it’s all good!

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Very nice collection! Did you change form riding a Lama to being a chipmunk. Very cool you always make me laugh. Thanks for posting

-- Dennis Zongker

From a guy with “Beech Pilot” in his screen name, I was expecting somewhat different planes. Looks like a great team to me.

I wish I had a team like that…...........wow a very nice collection. Get well soon.

-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps

Gotta’ keep the picture fresh! I still have the guy riding the llama around here somewhere.

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That truly is a dream team indeed. I hope they all get a good workout soon. Thanks for sharing.

-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.

Bevel-up smoother, low angle jack, scraping planes and spokeshaves, Oh My! …drool
Serious plane envy.

Before marrying at 40, I was enamored of the shooting sports, specifically target pistols.
The wife hasn’t much use for sidearms, and I moved away from the beautiful outdoor range in Topeka.
Seeing that much polished steel and wood together brings to mind the idea that I really ought to sell some of the arsenal for some new Veritas iron. Probably could even keep those in the house!

-- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade.

ooooOOOOOHHHHho planes, I love planes.

Long thin whispy shavings. I’ve measured them down to .0007 ouuuuuUUU planes.

They are soo cool and quiet and easy to clean up after.

Nice set.

-- Sharp tools and thin whispy shavings make woodworking a joy.

I have a friend who spent a lot of money on these type of planes just to look good in his workshop tool cabinet he did the same with a huge range of japanese chisels and never from what I can see uses them.It’s nice to see someone who knows and apreciates proper hand tools, and I admire the set of tools you have shown.I have a lot of these hand tools myself “not perhaps quite as expensive ones as yours” but use them relatively often myself .I recently bought a number of German wooden hand planes which I like very much thanks for showing Alistair

-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease

Something must be wrong, I don’t see any pictures.

I can see them now!

REAL NICE!!

-- -** You are never to old to set another goal or to dream a new dream ****************** Dick, & Barb Cain, Hibbing, MN. http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com/gallery/member.php?uid=3627&protype=1

I am with you Dick I don’t see any either….. Oops went back and looked after posting that and they appeared!!!!!!! Must be close to Halloween!!!!!!

-- Max "Desperado", Salt Lake City, UT

Thanks, guys!

The biggest time savers in my shop are my hand tools. I can take a surface from the mechanical apprentices, the power saws, jointer, planer, or 80 grit drum sanding, directly to finish ready in seconds with only a few passes.

Can’t beat ‘em for fitting doors or joinery, either. Outside of a production environmenr, it’s far more pleasurable, much more recoverable, and faster than futzing a machine into perfection.

At the end of every session, they get blown out with compressed air and wiped with air tool oil ‘til next time.

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I’ll take the old Stanly, i don’t have any. they are hard to come by down here

-- Occie down in Costa Rica. come down and see us some time. I'll keep the light on for you Occiegilliam@yahoo.com