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tool gloat, l hope

Picked up these planes from CL, I really have been wanting a45 and a router plane and thought I would never get the chance to get one, not perfect by any means but I think they are usable
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tool gloat, l hope

Picked up these planes from CL, I really have been wanting a45 and a router plane and thought I would never get the chance to get one, not perfect by any means but I think they are usable
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Looks like a score Tom, the 45 seems to be missing at least one rod, and the '78, but they can be found or made ! What's the upper left plane ?
 

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tool gloat, l hope

Picked up these planes from CL, I really have been wanting a45 and a router plane and thought I would never get the chance to get one, not perfect by any means but I think they are usable
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That looks like a nice haul. Congratulations.

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tool gloat, l hope

Picked up these planes from CL, I really have been wanting a45 and a router plane and thought I would never get the chance to get one, not perfect by any means but I think they are usable
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I have both sets of rods and I think a nearly full set of cutters for the 45 and the roof and fence good the 78 the plane upper left is a Stanley Bailey, I don't think it's very old though it has a plastic adjuster wheel
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tool gloat, l hope

Picked up these planes from CL, I really have been wanting a45 and a router plane and thought I would never get the chance to get one, not perfect by any means but I think they are usable
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"the plane upper left is a Stanley Bailey, I don't think it's very old though it has a plastic adjuster wheel"

Depends, on what else it also has. They used plastic wheels during WW2, which are still really good planes. It could be a type 17 or some later version. Look here for a good type study with pictures:

http://home.comcast.net/~rexmill/planes101/typing/typing.htm

By the way, Nice haul, they should keep you busy for a good time.
 

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