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Help with hand planes

 04/08/2008 01:48 PM kmasten
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WELCOME!!!!

04/08/2008 02:09 PM TChisel Moderator
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The Plane Truth

04/08/2008 03:57 PM CMiddleton

Kevin,

I'm no expert like the Chizz, however, from what I have learned over the years is that everyone has an opinion of what planes to own. The say Allen Peters uses a #7 for everything. If you listen to David Charlesworth, he favors a #5 1/2 as his go to plane. Of course he recommends have a good block plane, such as the LN you have.

Here is my two cents. I have refurbished old planes and now only acquire LN's. Here is my reasoning, it is difficult to find a good Bailey style at a cheap price any more they are well sought after by collectors, then you typically need to replace the blade and chip breaker, and the effort to tune the sole, the mouth. After all that it will perform almost as good as a LN and you will have almost as much money into it. Again this is only my opinion.

Chuck

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Great Question

04/08/2008 06:00 PM EliCleveland
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planes

04/08/2008 08:10 PM TChisel Moderator
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Planes, trains and automobilies

04/08/2008 09:20 PM walnutbeagle
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planes

04/08/2008 10:14 PM TChisel Moderator
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Planes

04/08/2008 10:46 PM kmasten
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Low-angle Planes

04/08/2008 11:42 PM walnutbeagle
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I'm with Chuck on this one about planes

04/09/2008 01:03 AM paulcomi
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Collector or Woodworker

04/09/2008 07:30 AM CMiddleton
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plane.

04/09/2008 07:39 AM TChisel Moderator
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Whazz-up

04/09/2008 08:46 AM CMiddleton
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yup

04/09/2008 08:50 AM TChisel Moderator
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Ok Chuck, I get it...got some shop time today

04/09/2008 10:55 PM paulcomi
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Sketchup?????

04/10/2008 12:27 PM CMiddleton
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someone tell me how to upload the file

04/10/2008 05:45 PM paulcomi
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ps on sketchup

04/10/2008 05:49 PM paulcomi
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sketch up

04/10/2008 05:53 PM TChisel Moderator
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back on topic

04/15/2008 08:16 PM Jeremy26
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planes

04/15/2008 09:43 PM TChisel Moderator
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Thoughts on planes

04/15/2008 11:17 PM CMiddleton
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Paul hope ya got that LN out of it's box

04/23/2008 05:37 PM CMiddleton
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...so this is the right to be

04/09/2008 07:56 AM NLamens
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4/4.5/5/5.5

04/09/2008 09:52 AM walnutbeagle
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Anyone else in Colorado?

04/09/2008 11:59 AM kmasten
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The Plane Truth?

04/09/2008 05:54 PM McLaren1592
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Bevel Up (Low Angle Planes)

04/23/2008 04:54 PM walnutbeagle
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Angle of the dangle

04/23/2008 05:26 PM dshively
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Low-angle angles

04/23/2008 06:57 PM walnutbeagle
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2 irons??

04/23/2008 08:59 PM TChisel Moderator
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mo better blades

04/23/2008 09:48 PM walnutbeagle
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life is good

04/23/2008 10:32 PM TChisel Moderator






 

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