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Brother took the Tool to the Work - C. in Indy - 02-20-2022 About 10 years ago I fixed up some Millers Falls No. 14's for a couple of my brothers. I don't have the finished pictures, but I still have a picture of making walnut rear totes for them: [attachment=40792] My brother in Tennessee was just blown away by what a sharpened hand plane could do. He uses that No. 14 a lot as he fixes stuff around his house. Lately he was working on a fireplace-surround. He sent me a picture. The plaster wall has deviations as great as 1/8" from "flatness", so he had to adopt the wood to the plaster's contours. With some well-planned shaves, he got it tight enough to "look like it's growing out of the wall". He's happy! [attachment=40793] Happy Woodworking! Chris RE: Brother took the Tool to the Work - Bill_Houghton - 02-20-2022 Good education there! RE: Brother took the Tool to the Work - Arlin Eastman - 02-20-2022 (02-20-2022, 11:09 AM)C. in Indy Wrote: About 10 years ago I fixed up some Millers Falls No. 14's for a couple of my brothers. I don't have the finished pictures, but I still have a picture of making walnut rear totes for them: You must be the older brother. I do things like that for my younger brother. RE: Brother took the Tool to the Work - C. in Indy - 02-21-2022 Hi Arlin, Actually, I'm the baby boy, but -- Thanks Be -- we all get along and we do things for each other! And each time we're probably also thinking of our late Dad. Chris |