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This is my two day project. I needed some place to put my hand planes. So I came up with this rack. I didn’t glue it, I just screwed it all to gether. I did leave the spacers loose so I could pull them out and not use them if I don’t want too. Made from all kinds of plywood. No finish or sanding. Very slow putting it together do to all the cuts. Anyway maybe it will give some ideas to others. Thanks for looking and leaving comments. Dave
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17 comments so far
brianinpa
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posted 290 days ago
That is an impressive collection you have there.
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noknot
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posted 290 days ago
You could have sent them here for storage. But that looks like a good spot.
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treeman
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posted 290 days ago
Where do you put your next one?
Davesfunwoodworking
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Treeman, I am going to make another rack some what like this one.
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CessnaPilotBarry
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posted 290 days ago
I can say this here without getting slapped…
Nice rack!
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3fingerpat
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posted 290 days ago
I agree, nice rack and well hung ;o)
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SteveKorz
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posted 290 days ago
I’m not sure I have enough planes to fill the bottom shelf… lol…
That’s nice and well built, I’m sure it helps keep them organized and sharp.
It looks like you could already use another one though… lol
Steve
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matt garcia
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posted 290 days ago
Man you have a nice, big collection of planes!! What is sharpening day like?
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 290 days ago
Nice collection of hand planes.
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BarryW
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What a collection!!! A great display of important hand tools.
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PirateOfCatan
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Seems well worth the time to have them all organized, and in one place.
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Will Mego
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posted 290 days ago
are those not one but two stanley #78s in the bottom right?
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Popeye Jr.
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posted 290 days ago
Good maximumization of space, and nice collection as well !
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Davesfunwoodworking
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Will Mego, They are not #78s. They are Stanley 190, 191 and 192. I do have 2 # 78s but I ran out of room on this rack. I am going to be making a nother rack for the rest of my planes. Thanks for asking.
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mmh
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posted 288 days ago
Very impressive!
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Shopsmithtom
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I just stumbled across this and had to comment on both the storage and the planes. I’m struggling not to become a plane collector. That’s a great job. I like having spacers that are removable to allow for different sized slots…and I love the planes. -SST
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Rob Drown
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posted 106 days ago
Nice Rack, Wonderful set of planes!!!
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