Plane uses for #1 through #3 & # 6

Hi Bob.. after 30 seconds googling… I found this site…
http://www.hansbrunnertools.gil.com.au/stanley%20by%20numbers/Stanley%201.htm
I do hope this explains things for you…

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Good show ol’ chap!! I should have thought to put in “Stanley.” I got a bunch of junk about airplanes :-(( Not that I have anything against airplanes, they just don’t work well in wood unless you are trying to knock down forests quickly, then it is a one shot deal .

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Here’s a little better page of what I was looking for when I added stanley to find the #2 that isn’t in teh first listing. http://homepages.sover.net/~nichael/nlc-wood/stanref-num.html

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Airplanes. Do those float over the wood like a hovercraft Bob? Probably less tiring to use, LOL.

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Here’s a good description of bench planes from Chris Schwartz

http://popularwoodworking.com/article/understanding_bench_planes/

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Thanks guys, been doing a little traveling the last few days,

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