Plane till

Wow you’re right Ken, that lower cabinet is WAY to nice for metalwork. Your local pine looks very nice :)
Would you show us a close-up of that drawer cabinet your father made?

-- Thomas - There is no such thing as a problem, there only are solutions.

That is super sweet, nice job!

Nice set up I would have done the same, I guess the nut don’t fall far from the tree. LOL Happy New Year.

its start to be a little crowded here on the galloot highway …. ho ho ho ho :-)
looking good Ken I wish you the best luck on your new journey
I second Thomas please let us know more of that beautyfull toolcart to the right
its looks like gestetner have been beaten here :-)
I have one in metal and always had an idea of making one in wood so expect a lot of
questions from this corner of the world … you better start to meassure up …. lol

Merry Chrismas
Dennis

This is a gorgeous cabinet to hold your planes. You are a very talented cabinet maker.

Thanks for shariing

-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,

Nice plane till.

-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker

Well done, nice home for the planes.

Great job. I’m really interested in making something like this to organize my small shop in a more user-friendly way. Thanks for the inspiration!

Should have left some space for more planes and chisels, they seem a little addictive. But nothing like an excuse to make another nice piece for the shop when the time comes. Looks like it could double as a knick-knack rack for the missus when the time comes to expand and looks good enough to go anywhere in the house.

-- --Rev. Russ in NY-- A posse ad esse

Outstanding! Love the yellow pine And the inclusion of double-doors, it’s a cool design for sure. Thanks for posting.

-- Don't anthropomorphize your handplanes. They hate it when you do that. -- OldTools Archive

Very nice cabinets Ken.

The lower one is indeed very nice.

As the one on the right (your dad’s I assume) looks fantastic.
I am also on the camp asking for a picture or two.

Thanks for sharing with us.

Outstanding till. I love the smell of yellow pine. And even after a 100 years you cut it and the litter knot smell comes right back. Nice looking planes to.

-- Superdav "No matter where you go - there you are." http://chiselandforge.com

Great looking till. Is that a 112 scraper plane? Maybe the one above a vaiable curve bottom plane? That is one nice collection!!! Enjoy them, looks like you know how to use them!

-- "Man's ingenuity has outrun his intelligence" (Joseph Wood Krutch)

As usual you make things of a super quality and good materials, things that will last for generations.
Thats a wonderful till, and the combination with machinist cabinet and your fathers little wonderful drawer cabinet – wauuuuuu – that’s what I call order! I love it.
Smiles my friend, for you and the family.
Best of my thoughts,
Mads

-- Mad F, the fanatical rhykenologist and vintage architect. Democraticwoodworking.

Very nice and still room for three more planes. There is nothing wrong with a nice wood cabinet for a lathe although it fits in nicely with that Gerstner set up and the little cabinet your dad made. Great to have something with family history.

-- Troy in Melrose, Florida