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The Magnificent Seven - lilrichard2 - 04-09-2017
In my more than 12 years of looking for tools, this one ranks at the top - a Stanley #7 with all the characteristics of a Type 16.
The grind on the blade appears to be original. I took the frog out, carefully, to brush out the dust, then wiped it down with lightweight oil to highlight the japanning, which is as close to 100% as I've ever seen. Only a few small scuff marks on the knob and tot mar this tool - it's that good.
Offering here on Woodnet for $160.00 shipped.
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RE: The Magnificent Seven - Admiral - 04-09-2017
And that it is . . . . Corregated too!
RE: The Magnificent Seven - EricU - 04-11-2017
That's nice. I now own 3 number 7's. It's my favorite size plane